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Computerworld: Why Internet filtering will fail

15 January 2008 in Internet, Notes, Politics by Stilgherrian | No comments

As well as the piece Child Wise CEO calls for government re-think on ISP filtering which Neil H mentioned in a comment, Computerworld is also running an item headed Great wall of Australia: Industry rejects sanitized Internet. It’s subtitled “Part one: why content filtering will fail” so presumably there’s more to come.

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