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Goverments and Censorware vs. Internet Opposition
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posted by filter_editor
on Tuesday September 03, @10:08AM
from the censorship-here,-there-and-everywhere dept.
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Seth Finkelstein writes "AP has an article describing the struggles between governments and
censorware-makers vs. technology opposition. It describes much of
the efforts of government/censorware collaboration in making sure the
Internet doesn't route around their censorship, and states 'They have
largely succeeded.' As I say, remember, if any reading control works
against minors in America, it'll work against citizens in China (and
inversely, if it doesn't work against citizens in China, it won't work
against minors in America)."
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