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  Internet filter is right: Gillard

  Prime Minister Julia Gillard isn't budging on dropping the unpopular internet filter, saying it is a moral judgment the government needs to make.

  By AAP | 12 October, 2010 21:48

  Tags: mandatory internet fitering, internet filtering

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  Coalition to dump internet filter

  Federal Labor's controversial plan to filter the internet could be dead in the water after the coalition announced it opposed the policy.

  By AAP | 06 August, 2010 10:28

  Tags: politics, mandatory internet fitering, Internet filter, Coalition, aap

• China: Google 'totally wrong' to stop censoring

  Google was "totally wrong" to stop censoring results on its China-based search engine, Chinese state-controlled media cited a government official as saying early Tuesday.

  By Owen Fletcher | 23 March, 2010 12:33

  Tags: mandatory internet fitering, isp-level internet content filtering, Google, China, censorship

• French net filtering plan moves forward

  French lawmakers voted Tuesday to approve a draft law to filter Internet traffic, a measure the government says is intended to catch child pornographers. The bill will now go on for a second and final reading.

  By Peter Sayer | 17 February, 2010 22:09

  Tags: mandatory internet fitering, Loppsi II, isp-level internet content filtering, France

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  Calls for Conroy to release Internet censorship trial results

  Opposition spokesperson, Nick Minchin, has bought the Government’s proposed Internet content filtering scheme back to the political forefront, criticising the Government over its lack of transparency regarding the trials.

  By Kathryn Edwards | 02 September, 2009 12:19

  Tags: Stephen Conroy, nick minchin, mandatory internet fitering, ISP filter trials, internet content filtering, government

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