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  • + plus8star Benjamin Joffe 2 years ago
    Great presentation! The framing of the issue is really important: filtering? censorship? regulation? Who decides what others can see or say? Thanks for sharing!
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  1. Web Censorship and Public Awareness: The case of Internet regulation in Japan Chris Salzberg
  2. To censor: to examine in order to suppress or delete anything  considered objectionable (Merriam­Webster)
  3. What does “Web Censorship” mean? Different meanings in different contexts:  Censorship by governments against freedom of expression   and free access to information Filtering of content seen as “harmful” to society  Violation of privacy rights: web monitoring, eavesdropping  “Censorship” against file sharing (copyrighted content)  What is “anti­censorship”? 

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