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This document discusses internet regulation in Australia, outlining both positive and negative characteristics. It examines different types of regulation including government legislation, industry codes of practice, and self-regulation. The document also notes debates around regulating the internet, including arguments that the internet is too large to effectively regulate and that censorship may infringe on freedom of speech. Overall, the document analyzes Australia's approach to internet content regulation and considers perspectives both for and against government intervention.
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- 2. What are the characteristics of internet regulation in Australia? • Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Characteristics of government, state and self regulating regimes
- 3. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Why the internet must be censored • Types of regulation • Ineffective regulation • Censorship affects freedom of speech • Why theorists believe the internet should not be regulated • Possible modifications to regulatory framework
- 4. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Why the internet must be censored • Vast and unique • Restrict content • Protect children • Stop criminal activity • Users want control
- 5. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Types of regulation • Australian legislation • Industry Codes of Practice • Electronic Frontiers Australia • Australian Communications and Media Authority • Broadcasting Services Amendment Act 1999 • Self Regulation
- 6. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Ineffective regulation • Internet is too large • Internet is growing • Filtering policy unworkable in practice
- 7. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Censorship affects freedom of speech • Breach of right to freedom of speech • Stopping freedom of speech will affect “pure democracy”
- 8. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Why theorists believe the internet should not be regulated • New communications network • Different from any other network • Too large, global and growing • Restrictive • Role of supervisor to protect children
- 9. Positive and negative characteristics of internet regulation • Possible modifications to regulatory framework • Co-regulate • Global regulation
- 10. Although Internet content regulation is debated, the government has deemed it necessary. They have studied the Internet and put several regulations in place.
- 11. Characteristics of government, state and self regulating regimes • Report on Regulation of Computer Online Services • Broadcasting Services Amendment (Online Services) Bill 1999 • Australian Broadcasting Authority Internet censorship regime • Australian Families Guide to the Internet
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