Thursday, June 25, 2009
Censorship here, censorship there
The Chinese government shut down the search engine Google.com yesterday, as it makes it possible for the Chinese population to do searches on topics the Chinese government dislike. Dutch copyright organization Brein wants to shut down the search engine The Pirate Bay, as it makes it possible for the Dutch population to do searches on topics the Dutch copyright organization, and presumably also the Dutch government dislike.
Since when is China a role model for Europe when it comes to censorship?
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brein,
censorship,
china,
google,
holland,
the pirate bay
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