Net censorship, again
I'm very encouraged by the reaction of the majority of the public to the flaws in the Australian government's Internet censorship plan, which has received widespread ridicule in the local and overseas press.
I enjoyed this cheap shot by the Associated Press, covering an interview with the Minister responsible, Stephen Conroy (full article):
"It is possible to support a blacklist and support free speech," Conroy said. He did not explain how.
If you're interested in following along, I recommend the (obviously biased) site somebodythinkofthechildren.com.
I enjoyed this cheap shot by the Associated Press, covering an interview with the Minister responsible, Stephen Conroy (full article):
"It is possible to support a blacklist and support free speech," Conroy said. He did not explain how.
If you're interested in following along, I recommend the (obviously biased) site somebodythinkofthechildren.com.