COMMENT: Government proposes to filter legal content for child safety

Writing for The Commentator, Dominique Lazanski argues  that the government continues to suffer from poor research, ‘fag packet’ proposals and a general lack of understanding of the web issues that face the UK today.
Today, a cross party group of MPs announced widespread filtering of the Internet in the UK. Under the proposals, the group has said that Internet Service Providers have the responsibility to filter ‘inappropriate content’ from children.  This announcement is yet another example of the lack of understanding in new technologies by this Coalition Government.  More importantly, it sends a clear signal internationally that the UK is willing to engage in these kinds of dictatorship-style policies and it sends a message to all parents across the UK that the government knows best.

Click here to read the full article on The Commentator

Writing for The Commentator, Dominique Lazanski argues  that the government continues to suffer from poor research, ‘fag packet’ proposals and a general lack of understanding of the web issues that face the UK today.
Today, a cross party group of MPs announced widespread filtering of the Internet in the UK. Under the proposals, the group has said that Internet Service Providers have the responsibility to filter ‘inappropriate content’ from children.  This announcement is yet another example of the lack of understanding in new technologies by this Coalition Government.  More importantly, it sends a clear signal internationally that the UK is willing to engage in these kinds of dictatorship-style policies and it sends a message to all parents across the UK that the government knows best.

Click here to read the full article on The Commentator

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