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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Filtering: Followup to Newton letter

    19 November 2008

    Internet engineer Mark Newton has published a followup to his earlier letter and meeting with his MP, Government Frontbencher Kate Ellis. Many of our members and the public have written to their MPs about this issue and have been frustrated with the responses they have been getting, which are basically…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Filtering Pilot and ACMA Blacklist – Not just "illegal" material

    15 November 2008

    Filtering the blacklist As the Government’s plans for Internet filtering move forward, the new details we learn do little to dampen concerns about the scheme. The technical issues remain as acute as ever, but to many of us the implications for Government control of speech on the Internet are just…

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  • Censorship

    R18+ for Games campaign launched

    30 October 2008

    A recent article reports that the discussion paper on whether Australia should introduce an R18+ rating for video games is not likely to be released. Australia is the only Western country without an R rating for computer and video games. If a game is deemed unsuitable for MA15+ by the Office…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    EFA's Dale Clapperton on Sunrise

    29 October 2008

    EFA’s Chair, Dale Clapperton, was interviewed on Channel 7’s Sunrise program on 29th October about the government’s proposed mandatory filtering policy. A phone-in survey on the program revealed that 80% of respondents were opposed to the censorship plan.

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    Can Labor implement "clean feed" without legislation?

    26 October 2008

    by Dale Clapperton A question that has been asked a lot recently is this: can Labor implement their ‘clean feed’ proposal without legislative amendments? Much turns on the answer to this question.  To get any legislation through the Senate at the moment, Labor require the support of either the Coalition,…

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  • Censorship, Mandatory ISP Filtering

    The Mark Newton letter

    25 October 2008

    There has been a great deal of publicity in recent days about a letter written by Mark Newton, a network engineer with a leading Australian ISP, to a government Minister concerning the Australian government’s proposed mandatory Internet censorship scheme. The letter resulted in an apparent attempt by the office of…

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