After protest, Congress puts off movie piracy bill

WASHINGTON (AP) — Cav­ing to a mas­sive cam­paign by Inter­net ser­vices and their mil­lions of users, Con­gress indef­i­nitely post­poned leg­is­la­tion Fri­day to stop online piracy of movies and music cost­ing U.S. com­pa­nies bil­lions of dol­lars every year. Crit­ics said the bills would result in cen­sor­ship and sti­fle Inter­net innovation.