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    Censorship In China Essay

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    Censorship can be used in two ways: One being a potion that can give us knowledge about life, and a poison that can block the knowledge of what life is. Going through life experiences is a good way to learn new things and to learn between what is right and wrong. Censorship plays a role by controlling what a person experiences and doesn’t experience. Censorship is used everywhere and used everyday. The way people use censorship can have an impact on a person's experience in the world. Sometimes…

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    Censorship In China Censorship occurs in many parts of the world, for instance, China, Turkey, India, Hong Kong and multiple more. However, the fundamental question that is inquired is, what is censorship? Censorship can be considered as the ability to prohibit any website, television shows, books, films etc. due to political deception and a threat to security. In an online poll of censorship the question most likely asked is, is censorship efficient or not. Overall, 36% agreed that it was…

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    How is Internet Censorship Used in China and Around the World? The internet is the language of the current era for all people and the internet is the most important means of social communication for people in all countries of the world. Even though the internet is the most important way to find information and communicate with others from different countries of the world, there are several systems of controls use with internet. The internet has many benefits such as education, research such as…

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    trouble. For example, if an individual is curious about an abnormal topic and they looked it up, they’d be punished because the governments in charge of what they 're allowed to view online. In the article ‘Cracking the ‘Great Firewall of China’s Web Censorship “The communist government in Beijing is intensifying its efforts to control what it’s citizens can read and discuss online as political tensions rise,”. In China there 's actually a term for someone who calls themselves a “hacktivist”. In…

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    Jacob Palmer Ms. Hampel Modern Classics 4 April 2017 Throughout the world, there are different types of censorship whether that be through government and social media. What is censorship, well, censorship is the control of what people may say, hear, write, read, see, or do? So how would you feel if what you were able to view and see on the internet including news could possibly be fake? Well, that is a reality in China, not only do they censor the news and anything that goes against the…

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    The author uses education as a solution towards uncensored information online. Opponents of Internet censorship states that "it is impossible to eliminate the dangers to children, and that teaching children to be aware of these dangers is the most practical defense" (Ballaro & DiLascio, 2016). From this comeback statement, the author is inferring that internet censorship is will not give progress to society. Instead, it is only stopping the society and avoiding the topic of pornography. The…

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    Internet Censorship Bad

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    Censorship? Or no censorship? Some argue it's better for children, while others would say it in fact hurts children. Does it protect national security? Do we really need it to maintain peace? Does it keep us blinded? Proponents argue that internet censorship is good because of today's youth and security, while opponents argue it actually hurts the youth, and destroys democracy. “Having more internet regulations and censorship will prevent terrorist acts and improve security.” “If the amount and…

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    rules and regulations, including censorship. The development of sites like Diaspora enables users to enjoy the benefit of social networks without the heavy hands of censorship. This led to a discussion such that there is a power struggle between the states and the Internet communities. In other words state is trying to control the content in the Internet whereas public are finding several means to evade the filtering system developed by the state. In my view Internet community should be given…

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    Telecommunications Act of 1996. It was led by Senator James Exon who was the primary proponent of the Act. He felt that the Internet was a danger to minors and that it should be censored; this was with specific importance on content that fell into the pornographic category. He is quoted as saying this, “Barbarian pornographers are at the gate and they are using the Internet to gain access to the youth of America.” (Cannon, 1996). So in his quest to protect America’s youth he proposed the…

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    first experiences with intellectual freedom and censorship was when she was 12. Judith was caught reading a sex education book under the covers one night; her Mother simply said “For God’s sake, turn on your bedroom light so you don’t hurt your eyes”. Given that this was a book intended for educational purposes, but at the age 12 assumed it was prohibited, she credits her parents with her passion for first amendment rights and opposition to censorship, especially when it comes to educational…

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