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 "...web software does block access to certain offensive websites for the whole company, not just the newsroom, and that Playboy.com is allowed—but Peacefire.org is indeed blocked as a security measure.".As if my faith in mainstream media wasn't shaky enough. technorati tags: media la times newspaper censorship |
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» Internet filtering in US newsrooms from Andrew Lih
Boingboing has a story about how some newsrooms in the United States have restricted Internet access using filtering such as Smartfilter or Surfcontrol. Among the newsrooms mentioned - LA Times and CBC (Canada). Goes to show you - tools for getting aro... [Read More]
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