Okay, This Has Gone Far Enough
Last week, Reporters Without Borders, in its regular report on enemies of internet freedom, placed Australia on its “watch list” of countries imposing anti-democratic internet restrictions that could open the way for abuses of power and control of information.
I wonder if ACMA considers it illegal to post TinyURLs to banned sites?
I wonder if its illegal to stick up posters on walls with the urls of banned sites?
I wonder if its illegal to stand in the street and speak the name of a banned url out loud?
I wonder if it’s illegal to even think the url of a banned site?
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Okay, This Has Gone Far Enough http://tinyurl.com/cdq5b7
RT @cameronreilly Okay, This Has Gone Far Enough http://tinyurl.com/cdq5b7
RT @cameronreilly: Okay, This Has Gone Far Enough http://tinyurl.com/cdq5b7
Australia Censors the Internet! RT @cameronreilly http://tinyurl.com/cdq5b7
http://tinyurl.com/cdq5b7 There is no way they can justify blacklisting the Wikileaks site on the basis of “protecting the children from …
Sounds good to me, let them blacklist whatever they want, all it means is more people interested in creating workarounds. I’d personally like to see a sort of underground ISP that doesn’t take part in the firewall. Sort of like a blackmarket internet connection, that would suit me just fine.