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http://www.news.com.au

In case any readers would like to give Australia's Minister for web censorship their views on the subject, a link to his blog appears here. Note that Conroy intends to censor other matters than kiddie porn, but refuses to say what they are.

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Urgent Note: internet censorship

RMS: « Australians: sign this petition against internet censorship in Australia. »

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Brit censorship disaster

The British web censorship initiative has backfired badly when they tried to censor Wikipedia.

http://www.watoday.com.au/articles/2008/12/08/1228584723764.html

This three decade-old album cover probably only got a few hits a year, but these futile censorship efforts will have stimulated a great deal of interest world-wide. The album is available from British Amazon(complete with cover-shot) so sales should increase accordingly.

Glyn Moody's take;

http://computerworlduk.com/TOOLBOX/OPEN-SOURCE/BLOGS/index.cfm?entryid=1...

I remember a Led Zeppelin album cover, from the same era, featured pictures of(gasp!), naked babies!

Maybe this album will also gain much welcome promotion from the Brit web-nannies.

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