ARIN2610 Web Production 2011

Links to: http://openinternet.com.au/

Links to: http://openinternet.com.au/

link: www.somebodythinkofthechildren.com

Links to: http://www.somebodythinkofthechildren.com/

Links to http://www.somebodythinkofthechildren.com/

Links to http://www.somebodythinkofthechildren.com/

An article on the possible consequences of the Australian Internet Censorship on children and whether it will do more harm than good.

See why it's time to tell your mum about Internet censorship. Suzanne Dvorak, Save the Children. 10 things you can do to support Open Internet

A division of the Electronic Frontiers Australia group arguing and providing tools to campaign against ISP filtering in Australia. (Found on Clusty/Yippy under "Children, Blog About Censorship And Moral Panic In Australia, Particularly Internet.")

Article on the Australian Greens protesting against Internet Censorship. (Found on Yippy/Clusty under the category "Children, Blog About Censorship And Moral Panic In Australia, Particularly Internet.")

"Our intention is to stop the implementation of Internet Censorship in Australia. In case you don't know what that means, or who it affects, it is the proposed plan of creating a compulsory internet filter which is intended on removing and banning the access to any website which is deemed "inappropriate". While the idea itself is intended to bring a safer environment for children on the internet, the filter brings about no concern for anybody else who uses the internet, and is a serious violation of our freedom of rights, speech and expression." Google blog search

Another deeply concerned blog that is pushing for stopping internet filtering in Australia. (Google Blog search).

link feature from http://woollydays.wordpress.com/2011/08/16/the-politics-of-social-media/

old article on censorship

a private group fighting the good fight

an ABC blog about this topic

mandatory censorship, is it ok?

Australia's plan to censor the internet content.

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

telstra and optus aaserts restrictions on sites with child abuse content

Problems concerning internet censorship and may not stop crime

To open up the plan for censorship in Australia

Describes the internet filter hold post election in Australia 2010

The site explores the justification of implementing an internet filter to minimise the risk which children are exposed to explicit websites

Updates (from 2010) on 2011 internet censorship policy measures and enforcement 

Australia set out to have as tough internet censorship has China, North Korea, Cuba and Iran.