7 hours ago by Ray

The vendor that provided filtering products to six of the nine ISPs participating in the Federal Government’s controversial ISP-level content filtering trial says the results show the technology works. After much delay the Federal Government yesterday released the results of Enex TestLab’s test pilo ...

NetworkCatch - networkcatch.com

17 hours ago by neurone730

Paris, December 16th, 2009 - 2 weeks after launching a consultation, la Quadrature du Net is submitting to the European Parliament a set of questions to be asked to the Commissioners designate. They cover a broad range of issues that are essential to people's right to access a free and ...

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1 day ago by Robert Hallock

After considerable legislative debate and global speculation over the fate of Australia's involuntary Internet content filter, the Australian government announced today that it will be proceeding with the plan.

Icrontic Tech - tech.icrontic.com · 1 reference

5 days ago by Brett Singer

Filed under: In The News, That's Entertainment Would you pay to have "bad" content edited? Credit: Clearplay A company called ClearPlay has released a new DVD player that automatically filters inappropriate content . What does this mean? The player skips past the "bad" scenes and mutes curse words. ...

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5 days ago by Brian Doyle

Contributor Brian Doyle shares a common experience he has with clients while discussing their security needs.

Fandotech Blog - blog.fandotech.com · 1 reference

7 days ago by neurone18

Paris, December 10th 2009 - A worldwide coalition of Non-Governmental Organizations, consumers unions and online service providers associations publish an open letter to the European institutions regarding the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement ( ACTA) currently under negotiation. They call on the ...

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7 days ago by neurone730

The European Parliament is in the process of writing an own-initiative report in response to the Commission's communication on " enhancing the enforcement of intellectual property rights". The communication calls for so-called “voluntary agreements” between rights holders and ISPs in or ...

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9 days ago by Adam Gonnerman

Originally published on Enabling Business Through Technology by Aaron Magruder Used by permission. We've talked about why content filtering is important to small businesses and a few solutions. Some of the highlights are reducing wasted network resources such as internet bandwidth, minimizing legal ...

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13 days ago by pmilford

We know that a General Election is coming in the UK. The current government is now in the last Parliamentary session before they must prorogue Parliament and send members back to their constituencies to seek re-election. The last date that the election can be held is June 2010 - that is the time whe ...

The 'Crusher' - petermilford.com/blog

13 days ago by neurone730

The Spanish government just announced a new bill that would grant an administrative body –the Commission for Intellectual Property– the power to order the take down or blocking of websites that “allow or facilitate” copyright infringements. Even more dangerous for civil liberties and freedom of expr ...

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