[LINK] Crikey: Two thirds of ACMA blacklist out of date

[Michael Meloni]

On the topic of the raid, 'The Australian Communications and Media 
Authority (ACMA) has denied it was behind a raid on whistleblowing 
website Wikileaks.'  
http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,28348,25244836-5014239,00.html

and re the list:
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"A comparison of ACMA's current list with lists that have been published 
online has not been completed at this time.

"ACMA is therefore not able to comment on whether the published lists 
are the ACMA list."
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A an exact comparison may not have been undertaken, but as we heard from 
the Minister, a lot match. I'm betting all.

Stilgherrian wrote:
> I'm in Crikey today (again!) with some criticisms of the ACMA  
> blacklist and som words about the Wikileaksraid.
>
> http://www.crikey.com.au/Media-Arts-and-Sports/20090326-ACMA-blacklist-rubbish-Wikileaks-raided.html
> or
> http://is.gd/oZNc
>
>      Not only is the list published by whistleblower website
>      Wikileaks over the weekend "definitely" the ACMA blacklist
>      of banned internet content, it’s also "rubbish",
>      according to an industry source....
>
>      "I’ve had a look at the list and it’s rubbish," they told
>      Crikey this morning.
>
>      "I wouldn’t pay $100 for it, let alone $15,000. That list
>      would make my filtering look really bad," they said.
>
> The full article is on the open, not behind the paywall.
>
> Stil
>
>
>
>   

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