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  • Copyright, Copyright – International

    A remarkable victory: NZ s 92A delayed

    23 February 2009

    Michael Atkinson thinks computer games are different. The South Australian Attorney General presented his arguments against an R18+ classification for video games to the Gamespot video gaming web site. His arguments can be divided into those in favour of censorship generally, and those that argue that computer games are special,…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Putting the filtering cart before the horse

    23 February 2009

    Communications Minister Stephen Conroy announced last week that government’s pilot of ISP-level internet filtering is about to go ahead,  with six ISPs named in the first phase of the trial. The Senator has for months refused to answer any questions or criticisms about the plan, citing this pilot as evidence…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Cyber-libertarians love their children too

    20 February 2009

    “Safer Internet Day” has come and gone, and the Government’s trial of mandatory filtering has finally been announced, with six small ISPs participating. The trial, with poor results practically inevitable, will do little to dampen discussion about this policy. The stated rationale for the new filtering regime, to protect children,…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Would the extreme cyber-libertarians please stand up?

    17 February 2009

    Is the filter worth opposing on libertarian grounds? Are we actually doing so?

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  • Censorship, Game Classification

    A reply to Michael Atkinson on an R18+ category for computer games

    13 February 2009

    Michael Atkinson thinks computer games are different. The South Australian Attorney General presented his arguments against an R18+ classification for video games to the Gamespot video gaming web site. His arguments can be divided into those in favour of censorship generally, and those that argue that computer games are special,…

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  • Competition and Pricing, Open Government

    EFA lodges submission to DBCDE Future Directions consultation

    11 February 2009

    EFA has lodged its submission to the Department of Broadband, Communication and Digital Economy’s Future Directions review. The submission tackles a number of important issues for the digital economy, including open access to public sector information, electronic accessibility of printed material to people with a print disability, broad-based ICT training,…

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