Shared news this week – 11-15 October

Sometimes it can be hard to keep up with everything that is going on.  Here is a summary of the news items we shared this week on Twitter.

Please let me know if you find a summary list like this one handy, and if you would like me to do it every week.

Open Internet

The morality of #censorship http://bit.ly/dxcxRS

@JuliaGillard won’t budge on internet filter http://bit.ly/dpmoM2

Gillard: Filter is a “moral question”: http://bit.ly/cCp43x

The Filter’s Not Dead, It’s Sleeping Fitfully http://bit.ly/98ILo8

Austar tipped for #NBN deal http://bit.ly/cEVVNi

Aussies get daft on censorship again http://bit.ly/aVhnY3

Blacklist maintenance to cost $71billion by 2019.http://bit.ly/aAGjQ7

The truth about refused classification http://bit.ly/8ZpfwA

Online complaints up, take-downs low http://bit.ly/b1d717

#Wikileaks on Australian Government Blacklist? http://bit.ly/cPyfyB

How would the Internet Filter work, exactly? http://bit.ly/apBizG

NBN

@TurnbullMalcolm‘s #NBN confusion softens Libs’ case http://bit.ly/9a6X3r

@JuliaGillard : Cost of #NBN needs to be “reverse engineered” http://bit.ly/bIzPF2

Telstra’s warning over #NBN deal http://bit.ly/bdDdRf

@LiberalAus to use existing broadband infrastructure for its own version of#NBN http://bit.ly/cFxRIA

#NBN costs could balloon: reporthttp://bit.ly/aRpuGH

Optus targets #NBN wireless fans and fibre critics http://bit.ly/aZJWjP

Samuel’s #NBN cost-benefit noisehttp://bit.ly/cSZP9n

#NBN Co. to deliver business plan to Government by November http://bit.ly/ct2RdW

The #NBN debate: Pulling in different directions http://bit.ly/d5jIDH

Brisbane turns its back on #NBN, builds its own http://bit.ly/cHDR82

A video of i3 laying optic fibre in sewers http://youtu.be/d9qioflCPSc

Plan for high-speed broadband in Brisbane to beat #NBN by eight years http://bit.ly/9H20Ej

Connect to #NBN now or pay up to $300 for phone line http://bit.ly/977tel

#NBN Co set to use semi-idle satellites to deliver remote broadband (viawatoday.com.auhttp://bit.ly/9CWswu

ACTA and COICA

How #ACTA Turns Private, Non-Commercial File Sharing Into ‘Commercial Scale’ Criminal Infringement http://bit.ly/bur1Fu

Attorney-General’s office considering#copyright law reviewhttp://bit.ly/9kUtxA

#ACTA Must be Rejected as a Wholehttp://is.gd/fY0XR

How #ACTA is being reported in the Public Service -> #Copyright agreement to right copy wrongshttp://bit.ly/93G7G3

On Internet Censorship:#ACTA and #COICA http://bit.ly/9XAY1a

BSA falsely claims #ACTA is a treaty that has already been signed by 37 countrieshttp://bit.ly/aBwC5w

#ACMA blocks more siteshttp://bit.ly/cQsbiJ

Analysis: Where to now for #ACTAhttp://bit.ly/bUXdvV

Brazil Says #ACTA Is Illegitimatehttp://bit.ly/brg4mZ

Surveillance / Web Wiretapping

With proposed “blacklists,” US Senate has its “foot in the door” on http://bit.ly/axclUC

#Privacy revisions present risk for offshore clouds http://bit.ly/dlWwCm

Snuggly the Security Bear Speaks on Internet Wiretappinghttp://bit.ly/8YFhjS

US Police State of Wiretapping the Web: Who Do THEY Want to Watch?http://bit.ly/aDqleL

#ASIO gets new wiretap powers in caring-sharing plan http://bit.ly/cEKkOc

US Government uses social networking to infiltrate people’s lives http://bit.ly/9H4QME

US Feds snooping social media sites? http://bit.ly/9MGnhw

Encryption debate centers on #privacy http://bit.ly/dhvWEB

China

With Twitter blocked, Chinese micro-blogging thrives http://bit.ly/c5lz3F

Chinese reformers push on#censorship http://bit.ly/9LqVpD

Chinese former communist officials in reform call http://bit.ly/d9EASJ

Copyright

Irish ISP wins major legal victory against record labels http://bit.ly/bBwsKn

US Library of Congress:#Copyright is killing sound archivinghttps://eff.org/r.3tc

Other news

Online ad chief waters down plan to reveal and disarm #tracking http://bit.ly/8Xw8z0

#Righthaven files, settles more US#copyright lawsuits http://bit.ly/9bwx0z

Holding Nokia Responsible for Surveilling Dissidents in Iran (via @EFFhttp://bit.ly/aW7zQi

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