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Mobile Internet censorship : what’s happening and what we can do about it

analyse - 11 juin 2012

lire sur le site originel >>> (openrightsgroup.org)

This report is about mobile Internet censorship. It looks at the way mobile phone networks filter content for child protection purposes, and finds a number of problems with how these filtering systems work. (We also posted a short blog with more background and introduction)
The report is a joint publication with LSE Media Policy Project, published on May 14th 2012 under Creative Commons license Attribution Share-Alike.
The report is also available to download as a PDF.
by Peter Bradwell, (...)



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FAI - modération - Royaume-Uni - smartphone - LaQuadratureduNet - O2 - OpenRightsGroup - openrightsgroup.org - Orange - T-Mobile - Three - Torrent - Vodafone -

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