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Net Neutrality enforcement may reach into your computer
The Net Neutrality policy proposed by the Obama White House is set for a vote by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) on Thursday. The President has not been quiet about pushing for internet legislation. On the campaign trail he made many...
Tags: internet censorship
Censoring the Internet
Imagine that you have a large homework assignment based on research that you have to do. You hurry home, or to the nearest library, and you go straight to the computer. You open the Internet Explorer and go to the page in...
Tags: Internet, Censorship, internet censorship, roy lister, first amendment, Megan Meier, Iran, Ayatollah, Khamenei, Constitution, Parental Control Programs, Robert Zakon, domains, Parental
Ministerial Committee Rejects Internet Censorship
Jerusalem :: Israel | 3 months ago
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The ministerial committee on legislation rejected on Sunday a measure that would have required internet customers to ask their providers to allow them access to inapproprate sites. Under the "Internet Censorship Law" proposed by Knesset member Amnon Cohen...
Tags: Israeli, Ministerial Committee for Legislation, Peruvian, internet censorship, rescue teams
Saudia Arabia leads Arab regimes in internet censorship
Riyadh :: Saudi Arabia | 4 months ago
Credibility Saudi Arabia leads the field among Arab regimes that practise internet censorship , blocking website content ranging from pornography to politics, but also in waging a highly effective online war against al-Qaida and other jihadi groups.
Governor of Kentucky putting Restrictions on Online Gambling
On Feburary 15,th 2008, Steve Beshear unveiled a legislation that would allow casino gambling in Kentucky, which he claimed would generate "several hundred millions of dollars" in tax revenue for the state. Although he supports casino gambling, he is...
Media body accuses UNESCO of bowing to censors
Paris :: France | about 1 year ago
Credibility A leading media watchdog accused a United Nations agency of "groveling" to authoritarian governments by dropping sponsorship of a free speech day on Wednesday. Reporters Without Borders, known by its French acronym RSF, organized its second Online
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