I laughed so hard when I read that article! How did a URL for a pornographic site get on cards they were distributing to public school children? That seemed almost unbeleivable.
As for censoship, our laws and rights are very similar to the American laws. It seems absurd that an ISP can control content. If it's a part of their service, however, then its business. Like one of the other respons said "you can just change ISPs".
I think I'll be calling my ISP tommorrow to find out if they hide some sites... I'm not in to porn, but I'm not in to cencorship either = )
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I laughed so hard when I read that article! How did a URL for a pornographic site get on cards they were distributing to public school children? That seemed almost unbeleivable. As for censoship, our laws and rights are very similar to the American laws. It seems absurd that an ISP can control content. If it's a part of their service, however, then its business. Like one of the other respons said "you can just change ISPs". I think I'll be calling my ISP tommorrow to find out if they hide some sites... I'm not in to porn, but I'm not in to cencorship either = )