Each year, the magazine Fast Company issues a list of its 100 Most Creative People In Business, an “annual celebration of business innovators who dare to think differently.” This year they’ve named Marvin as one of those innovators, for his work in raising important First Amendment concerns over copyright legislation earlier this year. Those who’ve worked with him know how creative and effective he is, though he’d be the first to say he is simply one of millions of people and dozens of leaders responsible for changing the debate on SOPA and PIPA in Washington and across the country.
Congratulations to him and to all who led the way in battling for a free and open Internet against flawed legislative proposals that threatened it.
Marvin Ammori 