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NBC LAWYER DEFENDS SOPA ON MSNBC

January 16, 2012

An interesting debate took place on MSNBC yesterday, when the the chief counsel for NBC Universal went on the air to vigorously defend the Stop Online Piracy Act. The appearance was not simply a staged press release however, as lawyer and NBC Executive VP Richard Cotton faced heated questions from host Chris Hayes and his guests, including a co-founder of anti-SOPA battleground Reddit.



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