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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Libs take Government to task over U.S. filter opposition

    22 April 2010

    EFA has received the text of a letter from Liberal Party Senator Sue Boyce to Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and Foreign Minister Stephen Smith demanding they come clean on the nature of representations made by the U.S. government regarding their internet censorship policy. Recent revelations that the U.S. Department of…

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  • Censorship

    Google shine a light on government takedowns

    21 April 2010

    For all his faults, Stalin was a pioneer in the field of image manipulation. Airbrushing liquidated foes from official photographs was the photoshopping of its day. And although Stalin (like modern dicatators) would have loathed the internet for its uncanny ability to let the truth slip out, he would have admired…

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  • General

    Welcome new EFA Chair and Vice Chair, Colin Jacobs and Geordie Guy

    21 April 2010

    Earlier this week, I stepped down as the Chair of EFA, and will shortly be leaving the EFA Board. I’ll be moving to the US for the 2010/11 academic year, and will be focusing on my academic work after completing my PhD dissertation. I step down with some regret; I…

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  • Mandatory ISP Filtering

    EFA’s host contests Link Deletion Notice from ACMA before Administrative Appeals Tribunal

    19 April 2010

    This week, our former website hosts, Sublime IP, are contesting a Final Link Deletion Notice that was issued to them for content on our website in May 2009. (See the story we posted at the time.) Sublime, with our support, are arguing that (a) the notice should have been issued…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Reasons from the left to oppose the Internet filter

    16 April 2010

    This guest post is written by Mark Bahnisch from Lavartus Prodeo for our series of blog posts on the importance of online civil liberties as part of EFA’s 2010 Fundraising Campaign … There are a range of good arguments against the Rudd government’s internet filter, some emphasised for persuasive or…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Without civil liberties, government is just a criminal racket

    7 April 2010

    This guest post is written by Stilgherrian for our series of blog posts on the importance of online civil liberties as part of EFA’s 2010 Fundraising Campaign … “The only difference between a Nation State and a Mafioso protection racket is the letterhead and the rituals — and the series…

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