9. what evidence does the author provide in paragraphs 10–14 of "battling the digital jolly roger" to show
that many major internet companies didn't support sopa?
a. "sopa stated that a site's operators would be held responsible for pirated content uploaded to the site."
b. "in its review of sopa, the white house agreed that trying to control the internet in such a way could lead to cyber-security
risks."

The evidence that the author provide in paragraphs 10–14 of "battling the digital jolly roger" to show that many major internet companies did not support sopa is "in its review of sopa, the white house agreed that trying to control the internet in such a way could lead to cyber-security risks." the answer is letter b. it is a big risk for internet compaies as sopa can discover a lot of information f they agree to the said protocol. such protocol would breach the company's identity and many information could be lost if it is mandated. that is why, internet companies are against this.