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Tuesday 08th April, 04:01 AM JST
Kazuo Hizumi, a journalist-turned-lawyer who blogs on media issues, criticizing a Japanese government proposal to scrutinize and regulate all Internet content in the same way that it controls newspapers and television broadcasts. (Sydney Morning Herald)
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2 Comments
smartacus at 07:58 AM JST - 8th April
Sorry, Kazuo, there is nothing the little people can do about it. Personally, I wouldn't be sorry to see the porn, suicide and pedophilia websites filtered or shut down altogether.
notimpressed at 09:05 AM JST - 8th April
Its just an over assertion of authority, and ypocracy where the corrupt of parliament dictate to ordinary people what is ok for them to view. What will happen is a huge blackmarket in banned images, more money for the yakuza, more payoff to the politicians and law enforcement. Certain sites should be shut down world wide for sure, but who decides what is ok? Will we all agree?
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