Google goes to Washington on filter

Google goes to Washington on filter

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GOOGLE Australia has voiced its concerns over the Rudd Government's controversial mandatory ISP filtering plan directly to the US State Department.

One of the internet giant's biggest worry is the filter's scope, which it believes to be too broad.

It is understood the matter was raised just over a week ago with representatives from the State Department.

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It is clear the US government is against internet censorship.
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GOOGLE Australia goes to the US State Department because the Australian government will not hear her people. Go Google


Zelong.


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[edit on 18/4/10 by Zelong]