Archive for May, 2008
Friday, May 16th, 2008
It's enough to make a senior citizen want to die:
Obscene? Yes. From today's 'Grey Power' protest.
Posted in Politicians and Prudes | 2 Comments »
Thursday, May 15th, 2008
I like Borders bookstores. They're like a giant library with the convenience of a Gloria Jeans (well at least in Brisbane) for long haul reading sessions when you don't intend to buy. This week on their Must-Have list are books which have been banned at some point in time. Here's ...
Posted in Book Censorship | 4 Comments »
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
Electronic Frontiers Australia has launched NoCleanFeed.com -- a website to educate and inform Australians of the Government's plan to inflict internet censorship upon all homes and businesses.
The site provides details about the plan and why it won't work, as well as extensive information about how you can take action and ...
Posted in Internet Censorship | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
Labor will spend $126 million over four years on their Cyber-Safety plan which Senator Conroy says will create a safer online environment for Australian children. That'd be nice if Mr Conroy's idea of cyber safety didn't include mandatory ISP filtering for all Australians.
The Cyber-Safety Plan will ...
Posted in Censorship Policy, Internet Censorship, Safety and Education | No Comments »
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
Outraged parents, nude teachers, and classroom protests. The only thing that could make this story anymore insane would be a pack of axe wielding albino midgets.
Students of Sydney primary school teacher Lynne Tziolas have started a petition to have her reinstated after she was sacked for appearing naked in Cleo ...
Posted in Parental outrage | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
UPDATE: You can now listen to this speech here.
Senator Conroy is worried about the iPhone.
In his speech last night at a Sydney Institute talk on the topic of Broadband and the Digital Economy, Conroy expressed concern about the new fangled phone, noting that because of it the need for mandatory ...
Posted in Internet Censorship | 3 Comments »