Conroy’s Internet Censorship Plan labelled ‘Embarrasing’
Colin Jacobs, Vice Chair of Electronic Frontiers Australia, has published a very interesting article on the controversial topic of Internet Censorship that includes findings from a study by Brooklyn...
View ArticleAlmost 80% Disagree with ISP Level Content Filtering!
In a recent survey conducted by Aussie ISP ‘Netspace’, inital results showed that 78.9% of participants disagree with the Federal Government on making Content Filtering compulsory at an ISP level. If...
View ArticleHubris to see Internet Content Filtering introduced?
Will Kevin Rudd, Stephen Conroy and the Australian Federal Government go ahead with mandatory Internet content filtering after so much negative feedback from the ‘informed’ public arena? Results from...
View ArticleWikileaks ACMA Internet Website Blacklist: Conroy Concerned
Why is Senator Conroy and the Federal Government so adamant on obtaining ‘control’ of the Internet within Australia? Ever heard of the metaphor ‘opening a can of worms’? Well if there was ever a good...
View ArticleOptus Internet Filtering Trial Retort – Customers Outraged
Initial indications from many Optus customers suggest that they’re far from happy with the Optus decision to rejoin the Federal Government’s controversial Internet Content Filtering trial.Broadband...
View ArticleACMA forces Electronic Frontiers to remove Politcal link
Common sense Aussies should be outraged by the Australian Communications and Media Authority’s (ACMA) heavy handed ultimatum that’s forcing Electronic Frontiers Australia (EFA) to remove a link to an...
View ArticleISP Content Filter Censorship Information and Protests
Senator Conroy has upset many Australian citizens with his plans to mandatory filter the Internet by forcing all Australian Internet Service Providers to install a Content Filtering System which will...
View ArticleUSA concerned on Australian Internet Content Filter
Updated 12.04.2010 at 4:13:53 by Ronnie United States Ambassador for Barack Obama to Australia ‘Jeff Bleich’ has openly stated that Australia should re-assess their policy on implementing mandatory...
View ArticleOz Attorney General says NO to SOPA
The Australian Attorney General’s (AG) office has said that our government are not considering any similar legislation in relation to the current SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and watered down counter...
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