Importance of Internet Censorship Essay

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    amendment to help appease those concerned with obscene/contradicting material. However, some people of other countries are not as fortunate as the people of the U.S. and have to deal with censorship on a large scale where most forms of entertainment are censored on an extreme level. An example of a country where censorship reigns is China. In China, certain websites that their government sees as potentially dangerous, such as Wikipedia, are blocked during times of controversy, such as the…

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    Moises Soria Mr. Grider English 3 8th December 2017 Censorship has helped reporters from saying things that might otherwise scare or make citizens panic. There are many uses for censorship, some other examples are: Gives warnings when dangerous stunts are performed on-screen, it helps protect the privacy of people, it protects plagiarism, it prevents racism, and it promotes political correctness; to name a few. Therefore, censorship is helpful for protecting the children from letting their…

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    Censorship Essay Censorship is the withholding of information or certain expression by authority such as the government to regulate and control their being exposed. Censorship should be utilized when necessary such as when there is potential harm as a result of the certain concept being in the open/known. However there are instances when censorship is used as oppression of ideas or peoples’ rights that are clearly not a recipe for destruction. There are many interpretations of the act of…

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    Net Neutrality is a policy which prevents ISP’s (Internet Service Providers) and Governments from filtering web content based on keywords within it. The fight to remove Net Neutrality has recently come into the spotlight as both governments and ISPs seek to gain from such a removal. I think that ISP’s and governments should not control what their users view on the internet. Currently, ISP’s and Governments want the Net Neutrality policy to be withdrawn and for new rules to be set in place which…

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    (school work). They restrict students from the information they need to get better at what they are doing. My first point is, “Filtering websites does the next generation of digital citizens a disservice.”(student) Students can easily tell what internet sites are blocked but rising question is why it is blocked, do you agree with the A.L.A. the web filters “ does the next…

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    Thesis: Censorship is a controversial issue which affects countries, as well their citizens, and needs to be controlled in a proper way for the fairness of all. II. Definition III. Saudi Arabia /Arabic Countries A.Problems 1. Threats to freedoms 2. Technology problems 3. Privacy (lack of transparency) & confidentiality IV. CHINA A. Social media B.Poltical censorship C.Commercial control V. USA A. Copyright law B.…

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    regulate the internet. The government has no right to control the free flowing web of information we call the internet. It was created as a free place where one could express his or herself in anyway shape or form. The internet cannot and should not be regulated. The North Koreans regulate their internet and they are all commies. America deserves the free internet because of the freedom the country promises. People are worried about cyber bullying and using that as an excuse to make the internet…

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    Censorship Throughout the course of the semester our class has discussed the controversial topic of censorship. On one hand, some argue that censorship is detrimental to society; whereas others, think that censorship is beneficial and reassuring. According to Potter Stewart, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, “Censorship reflects society's lack of confidence in itself. It is a hallmark of an authoritarian regime.” Society’s desire to censor material that it finds…

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    Censorship: The Dark Side Censorship was created to protect people from things we don’t want them to see. It was probably created with the best intentions. Clearly, it didn’t work out that way. Many people think censorship protects humans from things they are not prepared or ready to see. The details of that will be explained later. Other people think censorship blocks out the truths of what is happening in our world. Those people think that censorship doesn’t ready humans, and especially…

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    After reading Brandon Jones’, “Rhetorical Criticism of a Online Discourse,” I came to the realization that online discourse communities are very similar to real life discourse communities. With this in mind, I would argue that when using the internet, people should be treated with the same respect that they are receive in real life. Often times this is not the, as evidenced by Jon Ronson’s article, “How One Stupid Tweet Blew Up Justine Sacco’s Life,” which tells the story of how even a senior…

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