Jim Killock, Executive Director of Open Rights Group was on the CBC Radio (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) talking about the Cameron governments new push to censor internet in the UK. He claimed in the interview on the radio show As It Happens that the UK government is already censoring access to many internet sights related to, among other things "..... tobacco and tobacco related products".
The Cameron government is claiming that these draconian regulations are to protect children. Mr. Killock painted a frightful future that would see censorship of anything the government deemed inappropriate (in it's judgement). I have not seen the legislation but is this yet another measure, we as a community, need to be vigilant about?
The Cameron government is claiming that these draconian regulations are to protect children. Mr. Killock painted a frightful future that would see censorship of anything the government deemed inappropriate (in it's judgement). I have not seen the legislation but is this yet another measure, we as a community, need to be vigilant about?