Censorship is inseparable from surveillance
 

04-03-12 08:02 AM

We're bad at calculating the long-term costs of keeping our online privacy There was a time when you could censor without spying. When Britain banned the publication of James Joyce's Ulysses in the 1920s and 1930s, the ban took the form on a prohibition on the sale of copies of the books. Theoretically, this entailed opening some imported parcels, and it certainly imposed a constraint on ...

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