[LINK] Conroy vs Google

[Jan Whitaker]

At 03:00 PM 30/03/2010, Frank O'Connor wrote:

>Senator Conroy has conceded that greater transparency is needed in
>terms of how content ends up on the blacklist, but last night he
>again refused to make the blacklist itself public, saying it would
>provide people instant access to the banned material.

This one was actually made ridiculous by a caller who pointed out 
that if the filters really worked 100% as Conroy claims, they could 
easily publish the list because the items would be blocked. So what's 
the harm? '-)

Jan



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