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SIC - Stop Internet Censorship is intended as an open forum and resource to assist Bloggers in defending their rights.

video clip discussing the internet censorship and scandals around the world.

Presents some historical recounts on internet censorship examples.

Australian, internet, censorship, action, tools

telstra and optus aaserts restrictions on sites with child abuse content

Problems concerning internet censorship and may not stop crime

Democrats bashing the government about internet censorship and why they can do better

This article argues that Australian Labor's internet censorship policy (whose main goal is to prevent access to child pornography) is pointless, because the proposed filter is easy to bypass. arin2610 google blog search

Very strange article that consists mostly of youtube videos related to internet censorship. This is good, because the text doesn't actually make any sense; it merely states separate facts/opinions spaced by commas. Found using google blog search. EDIT: As I tried to leave this site, it redirected me to a full browser youtube video of Lynard Skynard's "Sweet Home Alabama"

Various techniques are in use by netizens in China to bypass the severe Internet Censorship the government has set up. Among them, SSH tunnel and VPN are two of the safest and most popular solutions. I myself run a PPTP VPN service on a VPS in the US.

website is about Internet Censorship, in both Law & policy prespectives

This is a satirical site which employs the use of carnival to pass critical commentary on internet censorship and public policy. (Google Link)

stop internet censorship in australia campaign

Simple site providing information and suggesting ways to get involved

"Australian Internet Censorship"

Technprati search item

introduction of internet censorship, especially in china

Talks about the government of Australia and what is currently being censored

Different types of updates regarding the censorship of internet in Australia

refers to the wikipedia page on internet censorship in Australia

By signing a deal with Chinese search engine, Baidu, Microsoft have pissed off people everywhere by going along with internet censorship.