FCC’s Current Stance on Internet Censorship
29 Sep 2006 in America, Censorship by GarrickThis topic came up in a lunch conversation today, and I wanted to confirm I still accurately understood the FCC’s current position:
Looks like the recently ratified Cybercrime Treaty is the closest to internet censorship.
Seems consistent with the previous statement…if only that it extends to the following 15 countries; Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, France, Hungary, Lithuania, Norway, Romania, Slovenia, Macedonia, Ukraine.
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