March 4, 2011 - Adam Beberg presents several topics related to daily life on the Internet, suitable for a wide and non-technical audience. His work over the last two decades has centered around Distributed Computing, Security, and Education
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Censorship, Privacy, Anonymity, and Net Neutrality
Funny Sesame Street's Unnecessary censorship it is very funny word bleeped out for no reason to make it seam bad
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Funny Sesame Street's Unnecessary censorship
http://www.youtube.com Click above to watch Assassin's Creed 2: Ten FTW (Top 10 Ways To Assassinate People) S1E13! Assassin's Creed 2: Ten FTW (Unnecessary Censorship) S1E14 Unnecessary censorship strikes again.
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Assassin's Creed 2: Top 10 Unnecessary Censorship Moments
On Fox News, Bill O'Reilly and Amanda Carpenter were more than happy to report on the new restrictions on YouTube, though without reporting on the the changes in profanity rules that are proving most controversial. Meanwhile, Fox Television, joined by other broadcast networks, is fighting all the way to the US Supreme Court to protect their right to broadcast profanity.
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Fox News Likes YouTube Censorship?
From the assassination of JFK to the events of 9/11, more and more Americans are slowly realising things are not what they seem in the mainstream US media. RT spoke to former politican Jesse Ventura, who revealed some of the dirty secrets of Capitol Hill...
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Jesse Ventura: Corporate media, Censorship and American Conspiracies