Censorship


The Web Never Forgets -- David Colker  -- Los Angeles Times  -- November 27, 2001
Metacomputing

Government agencies have tried to remove sensitive information, only to discover that copies have proliferated and they're virtually impossible to eradicate.


Satellite images getting so good that journalists worry about government control -- Maya Dollarhide  -- Freedom Forum  -- May 8, 2000
Satellites

In the not-so-distant past, satellite imagery was restricted to United States government use. Now it's fair game for anyone: News media and individuals may purchase low-cost commercial satellite images. But many fear that, to guard what it views as sensitive information, the government will begin to exercise "shutter control."


Eyes in the Sky -- Jim Lehrer  -- News Hour Transcript  -- August 2, 1999
Satellites

Transcript of a Lehrer News Hour background on the U.S. policy of censoring satellite imagery or "shutter control".

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