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College IT departments told to deploy anti-terror dragnet

Posted By: admin 20 February, 2009

College IT departments told to deploy anti-terror dragnet: “

Union criticises UK.gov web snitch plan

The government has told colleges to monitor web browsing for Islamic extremist sites and report students to police, drawing criticism from union chiefs that it could alienate muslim communities.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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