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ACLU: Internet content filters, not for governments to decide

Posted on 17Feb09 by jessamyn

“Government imposed censorship is very different from censorship imposed by a parent.” “Internet content filtering does in fact have flaws……

Posted in hiTagged aclu, censorship, filtering, filters, lib, sarahoughtonjan, youtube3 Comments on ACLU: Internet content filters, not for governments to decide

crap, filtering bill on the move

Posted on 27Jul06 by jessamyn

Straight form the Center for Democracy and Technology: “The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would force schools…

Posted in accessTagged cipa, dopa, filtering11 Comments on crap, filtering bill on the move

what are your state’s filtering laws?

Posted on 11Feb0611Feb06 by jessamyn

I spoke to a librarian at a rural library today. She works ten hours a week — well she’s paid…

Posted in accessTagged cipa, digitaldivide, filters, laws, rural, vermont4 Comments on what are your state’s filtering laws?

not just filtering, but reporting too, ick!

Posted on 15May05 by jessamyn

Libraries that take federal money already have to have filters. Now the Allegheny Council [PA] is considering a bill to…

Posted in accessTagged filtering, laws

“Who are your guys?” some radical librarian resources

Posted on 09May1309May13 by jessamyn

I listen a lot to Marc Maron’s WTF podcast about comedy. He interviews pretty much everyone you’ve ever heard of…

Posted in helpersTagged freegovinfo, internetarchive, juice, libraryjuice, openlibrary, prelingerlibrary, radicalreference8 Comments on “Who are your guys?” some radical librarian resources

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