ALA-Google Symposium on “Revisiting the Children’s Internet Protection Act: 10 Years Later”

July 23, 2013NewsALA, CIPA, filtering, google, intellectual freedom, libraries, privacy

CIPR Director, Michael Zimmer, has been invited to join a gathering of national library, education, technology, legal and policy experts for a national symposium hosted by the American Library Association and Google considering the impact of the Children’s Internet Protection… Read More

Internet Filtering in Public Libraries – New Decision in the Bradburn Case

April 19, 2012Newsbradburn case, filtering, intellectual freedom, jeremy mauger, public libraries

[This opinion piece is presented by SOIS PhD student, Jeremy Mauger] On April 10th, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Washington upheld a ruling that allows filtering software to deny adults the ability to access constitutionally protected… Read More

CIPR RA Anthony Hoffmann on Internet Censorship and the Wisconsin Capitol

February 23, 2011Newsanthony hoffmann, censorship, filtering, intellectual freedom, scott walker, wisconsin politics

Amidst the political controversy surrounding Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s budget repair bill, there have have been allegations of possible Internet filtering at the Wisconsin Capitol where an opposition website was apparently blocked on the Capitol wifi network. This obviously has… Read More

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ALA-Google Symposium on “Revisiting the Children’s Internet Protection Act: 10 Years Later”

Internet Filtering in Public Libraries – New Decision in the Bradburn Case

CIPR RA Anthony Hoffmann on Internet Censorship and the Wisconsin Capitol