India Joins China in Censoring Websites
cpatil writes "On the directions of the government of India, Indian ISPs have started censoring and blocking web properties. This was first noticed by Indian bloggers and upon inquiring with their respective ISPs, the actions are confirmed. Unfortunately, Blogspot and TypePad are the targets till now." There's an ongoing discussion of the censorship on GoogleGroups. The rediff.com coverage linked above indicates that the blocking is based on a list issued by India's Department of Telecommunications.
I saw Indiana Jones in that headline. I need more coffee....
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.- Douglas Adams
"Web sites can be blocked if they contain pornography, speeches of hate, contempt, slander or defamation, or if they promote gambling, racism, violence or terrorism."
They can't block 95% of the Internet! :-)
I *hiccup* came up with this swell drinkin' *hiccup* game. Every time the parent *hiccup* poster recommends the free market as the solution to *hiccup* everything, you take a shot.
I've made it halfway through his post *hiccup* and I'm still stan....
*THUD*
NO CARRIER
Where does the school board find them and why do they keep sending them to ME?
This sounds like a job for Zapp Brannigan! Quick, Kif, to the shag mobile!
Full Tilt
China and India just opened their border about 10 days ago, now India has learnt something from China, they are really quick.
There is a spark in every single flame bait point.
For now. Give it 5-10 years and there will be more than enough anonymity devices to protect anything the State considers deviant thought or action.
Once burned, twice shy: I'm still waiting for my flying car.
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Take all these "anarcho-capitalists" and put them on a desert island for a week ...
I might suggest that simply setting up a business in Somalia might provide an educational experience.
KFG
"Trolls they were, but filled with the evil will of their master: a fell race..." -- J.R.R. Tolkien on Olog-hai