Interesting!

Submitted by gizmo (not verified) on 15 March, 2009 - 11:35.

Globally, these blocking orders may be the tip of the iceberg as more countries and their judges struggle with controlling content online. This also provides a glimpse into the challenges companies face, and those ahead for organizations that hope to combat excessive restrictions on free expression online.

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