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Australia Continues Plan to Have ISPs Filter 'Inappropriate' Content

By soulxtc

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Will soon conduct tests on system intended to have ISPs filter porn and other content deemed inappropriate for kids. Forces around the world continue to try and get ISPs to become the gatekeepers of content. It's been well publicized how the entertainment industry has been lobbying govts around the world with varying degrees of success to get ISPs to filter copyrighted content, but now Australia is breaking new ground with attempts to get ISPs to filter porn and "inappropriate" content as well.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on February 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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