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    people. We sit back and feel sorry for these people‚ but how free are we? Are we just living in a state of delusion? How much censorship is used in the media today‚ and how long has this been going on? We as people are beginning to see that the information in the media is not reliable anymore‚ some of us believe everything that comes out of our television set. Is censorship in the media slowly and silently taking away our freedom of speech? “Congress shall make no law respsecting an establishment

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    2.2.3.3 Motives for censorship There are three basic reasons for censorship‚ which sometimes overlap. They are retention of political power‚ upholding of theological dogma‚ and maintaining community standards. Historical examples of these are the US. Sedition Act of 1798 (retention of power)‚ Index librorum prohibitorum (upholding theological dogma)‚ and banning books from a school system (maintaining community standards) . 2.2.3.3.1 Retention of Political Power In every country‚ the common link

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    On the subject of censorship‚ Stephen Chbosky once said‚ “Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.” Few know this better than controversial authors John Steinbeck and Jerome Salinger. While America has always prided itself on being the land of the free‚ the truth is that we do not always enjoy giving everyone a fair voice— sometimes due to religious or moral reasons‚ political dissension‚ or even our own discomfort

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    Discuss how censorship of the media is a violation of the freedom of expression and its impact on businesses in Malaysia. Censorship is the resistor of information and ideas distributed within a society‚ or can be defined as the act of changing a message‚ including the change of deletion (complete elimination of the message)‚ between the sender and receiver. Censorship is a tool that can be used to accomplish good or evil but must be used carefully and only when truly necessary. Media censorship takes

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    School Internet Censorship: Protected or Freedom? As of 2013‚ 71 percent of the United States population age three and over use the internet on a daily basis (“Fun Facts”). This time allows people to look at anything they want. They can find almost everything and anyone within minutes. They can steal identities‚ make bombs‚ and find anyone’s personal information at any given time. Many of the people that use the internet are children and teens. Children and teens should know internet safety to protect

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    Internet Censorship in China: Keeping China from @$%#$%! It has become increasingly evident in recent times‚ that the Chinese government is continuously reinforcing their internet firewall‚ substantially censoring their people from access to such sites as Google‚ You Tube‚ Facebook‚ and Twitter‚ in an effort to smother perceived antigovernment sentiment among the citizens of China. Internet censorship in China is considered by many to be the most stringent in the world. Keith Bradsher said‚ “A

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    Shawn Nephi Klaxx What is the objective of internet censorship in public schools? Is it effective and does it do more good than bad? When talking about internet censorship in schools‚ heated debates are always bound to arise on what they should block‚ how strict they should be‚ and if they should even be there. The topic of fettered or unfettered internet is a hot topic and can be both good and bad for education. When talking about something that sounds like such a

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    regulation which prevents this kind of material appearing on the internet. Censorship in one form or another is the only way the internet can be saved from becoming a site for offensive and illegal material. One of the largest problems on the internet is the case of child pornography‚ which is not only offensive but illegal. This is a global problem and is one of the foundations that governments are using to build their case for censorship. The government and various organisations such as the Internet Watch

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    Censorship: Should Public Libraries Filter Internet Sites? The Internet is the best communication technology and it is also a great technological tool to learn‚ study and interact with the whole world. There are many people who use the internet for positive causes. However‚ some people use the internet for negative reasons such as watching and publishing pornography‚ there are some people who even search them on the internet in public places like libraries. These situations bring out the controversy

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    Is internet censorship and de-anonymization an attack on our freedom of speech? The Internet is the newest and most cutting edge technological medium to date. Currently‚ any person is allowed to express any opinion online anonymously no matter how controversial it may be with no chance of it having any effect on their personal lives. This fact is what makes the internet so great but it opens up a vast field of unknown possibilities which could potentially make this medium a very dangerous

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