Apr 16 2002

Victory Against Internet Censorship

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A recent supreme court court ruling has struck down a congressional ban on “adult images”. Ruling that the First Amendment protects such material on the internet. This could indicate the future of censorship online, primarily filesharing and copyrighted materials. Hopefully lawmakers will see that first amendment rights and parts of the DMCA protect filesharers like you and I. Read the full story here.

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