Who Watches the Watchmen? Internet Content Rating Systems and Privatised Censorship.
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| author | Akdeniz, Yaman |
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| contents | Who Watches the Watchmen? Internet Content Rating Systems and Privatised Censorship. Akdeniz, Yaman Access to Information Censorship Computer System Design Freedom of Information Freedom of Speech Information Networks Information Policy Intellectual Freedom Internet Online Vendors Content-control proposals have been found to be more intrusive and restrictive than supporters of rating systems and filtering software claim. These systems often exceed claims in types of content restricted, numbers and types of people prevented from reaching content, technical changes required to public electronic networks, and burdens on providers of content or Internet service providers. (Author/AEF) |
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| spellingShingle | Who Watches the Watchmen? Internet Content Rating Systems and Privatised Censorship. Akdeniz, Yaman Access to Information Censorship Computer System Design Freedom of Information Freedom of Speech Information Networks Information Policy Intellectual Freedom Internet Online Vendors Who Watches the Watchmen? Internet Content Rating Systems and Privatised Censorship. Akdeniz, Yaman Access to Information Censorship Computer System Design Freedom of Information Freedom of Speech Information Networks Information Policy Intellectual Freedom Internet Online Vendors Content-control proposals have been found to be more intrusive and restrictive than supporters of rating systems and filtering software claim. These systems often exceed claims in types of content restricted, numbers and types of people prevented from reaching content, technical changes required to public electronic networks, and burdens on providers of content or Internet service providers. (Author/AEF) |
| title | Who Watches the Watchmen? Internet Content Rating Systems and Privatised Censorship. |
| topic | Access to Information Censorship Computer System Design Freedom of Information Freedom of Speech Information Networks Information Policy Intellectual Freedom Internet Online Vendors |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ567605 |