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April 16th, 2009

Germany not a hard-line censor after all

Germany not a hard-line censor after all: “

Wikileaks.de suffers chronic lack of teutonic efficiency

Rumours of state censorship in Germany may turn out to have been just a little exaggerated. However, plans for putting their child abuse blocklist on a legal footing may yet have far-reaching consequences for internet users in that country.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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