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Many Australians are rightly outraged at the policy of their to introduce mandatory internet filtering. This is normally I topic I would have blogged about here in great detail (the name of the blog is, after all, inspired by a US Supreme Court decision on the First Amendment) but due to a lack of time on part and the fact that so many others are already doing a superb covering this issue, my only contribution to the debate so far has been one op-ed piece (which you can read here). So if you would like to read more about this issue I'd encourage you to visit Michael Meloni's excellent blog on censorship in Australia, Somebody Think of the Children.
Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on October 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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