Archive for the ‘Censorship’ Category

Adventures in Nintendo Censorship: Maniac Mansion

Rinry's take on Nintendo Censorship: youtu.be RinryGameGame takes us on a tour of how Nintendo censored Maniac Mansion when it ported it to the NES. Their strategies for making a game family-friendly were... interesting

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Adventures in Nintendo Censorship: Maniac Mansion

Internet Censorship Alert! Alex Jones exposes agenda to ‘blacklist’ dissenting sites

http://www.infowars.com The Western world, from Australia to the United States, UK and parts of Europe, are moving in a unified front toward dictatorial Internet censorship. Australia has led the way, despite outcry from its populace, by "filtering" out certain banned content. In the United States, Sen.

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Internet Censorship Alert! Alex Jones exposes agenda to 'blacklist' dissenting sites

Censorship Law COVER-UP in Australia (Game Banning D-bag Michael Atkinson is at it again)

South Australian Attorney-General Michael Atkinson, the ass-stain responsible for holding back, and effectively banning mature themed video games from Australian adults is at it again, this time he thinks critically acclaimed awesomely good films like fight club and three kings need to be hidden from view. WHY? well, because he's batshit insane and he thinks Australian Adults are stupid children

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Censorship Law COVER-UP in Australia (Game Banning D-bag Michael Atkinson is at it again)

Censorship, Privacy, Anonymity, and Net Neutrality

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

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