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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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    access to Internet can do to our society. A large number of people claim that as more and more people become familiar with Internet, the potential of its damage grows to an uncontrollable rate. Whereas some people claim that any regulation to limit the access of Internet is an act of violation against their first amendment rights. Because in some cases there are no restriction to what can be put one the internet, what can be viewed on the internet, or who can view what is on the internet. Just…

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    average university in Beijing. Among these participants, Chen and Yang let students who have already regularly use tools to bypass censorship be benchmark to interpret the treatment effects. They randomly assign the rest students to either a control condition in which they are subject to censorship or an access treatment in which they receive free access to uncensored internet. Chen and Yang also randomly assign some students in both control and treatment groups to a two-phase encourage…

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    China’s Internet Censorship It is not good to be right when the government is wrong. And since most governments get to choose what they think is right even if it might not be, there is a good chance that somebody is not going to agree with them. This is a growing problem today in China where their communist government gets to choose what their citizens see and don’t see. It is unnervingly similar to what happened in George Orwell’s science fiction novel, 1984. The government, which is headed by…

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    This paper looks at how the United States is going about censorship on the internet, specifically in the case of libraries. This study is part of a larger picture of censorship overall, however with the increase usage of the internet is becoming more relevant than censorship of books. The paper begins by noting how internet filtering software works. By investigating this modern issue, the paper justifies reasoning to use and to abolish internet filters in the library as there are two major…

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    Millions Exscinded: The Hindrances of Internet Censorship Approximately 270,000,000 million people use the internet in the US and the government hold the power to access and use the information of any one of them (“Censorship”). Furthermore, the National Security Agency (NSA) has been collecting people’s information and censoring for the past decade (“Censorship”). The internet began as a “linkage of powerful information technology to free, open, global communications [that made] gigantic…

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    Kirsten Purdie Is Censorship in schools a threat to Education? I recently read the article ‘Internet filtering as a form of soft censorship’ by Mitch Wagner which addressed the fact that Internet filtering software, which is designed and implemented to protect students, could be doing more harm to their education than good. This got me thinking about the different forms of Censorship in schools and the effects that the removal or manipulation of materials could have on the learning process of…

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    Censorship and freedom of expression have been, and still are, controversial topics. While some may think censorship is a necessity, others are outraged that information and/or images are cut from different media outlets, such as FaceBook, Twitter, or DeviantArt. There are many types of censorship: moral, political, book, film, music, and internet censorship (Harishrustic). Before one can take a stand on the issue of censorship, questions must be asked. What should be censored? Most would answer…

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    Is Censorship Wrong

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    In recent years, censorship of the internet has been all over the mass media. Censorship is the suppression of publishing or gain access to information anywhere. Censorship of the internet is to limit what people post, watch, and read online. Many people are against censorship because they are being restricted their individual liberties. There have been numerous attempts to censor the internet in the United States. The first amendment is gives people individual rights. This amendment gives the…

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    Censorship; Why Is It Necessary to Censor Some Materials Some people don’t like censorship because they want to know what’s happening with the societies all over the world; however, others do like censorship because they don’t really want their people to know what’s happening within their country’s problems. Censorship is restricting access to books, internets, or movies. Censorship can go beyond that and restrict access for some societies. The government decides what the population should…

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