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  • IIA prepares action plan as Alston talks regulation

    The Internet Industry Association (IIA) moved onto the back foot today following remarks by the Information Technology and Communications Minister, Richard Alston, that he was considering tightening providers' responsibility for Internet content.

  • Will NSW opt for Net censorship?

    Is NSW heading for a brave new world of Internet censorship where, by protecting some, we effectively block access to all?

  • INA cracks down on obscenity

    Following the controversial deregistration of the domain name 'f*ck.com.au' late last week, Internet Names Australia (INA) has released a new policy suspending the registration of potentially obscene domain names in the .com.au namespace.

  • Is Free Speech 'Filtered' in Australia?

    The Code of Practice that forces ISPs to filter information available on the Web, is little more than "Government endorsed privatised censorship" according Electronic Frontiers Australia.

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