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The Rise and Fall of the Online Empire

Wednesday, March 7, 2007 | Permalink |

It’s obvious to me that human beings categorically refuse to learn from the past, despite the many excellent lessons that history provides and, whilst this previous post offered some hopeful news, here’s the bad:

In Australia, the Federal Government is proposing legislation that will in effect censor online publishers, including bloggers by forcing all online content to be classified, an expensive and long process.

In France the Government has banned citizens taking pictures of events unless they are approved by the Government, and that further French based news sites will be subject to certification by the Government, potentially prohibiting the free speech of bloggers in France.

And, you just know that other countries will follow suit in their misguided attempts to wrest control back from the people.

This is worrying on many levels, but it’s particularly worrying to me from the point of view that, because of my location and state of my health, I have absolutely no means of generating any income at all, other than via the internet. But also, for those very same reasons, I am simply not able to generate enough to cover “expensive and long process(es).”

That freedoms are being taken is not in dispute, but is it too late?

The Rise and Fall of the Online Empire

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