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Spongebob Unnecssary Censorship
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RUSSIA TIGHTENS INTERNET SUPERVISION
A new law that aims to protect children from harmful on-line content, came into effect in Russia on November 1st. The measures will allow the government to take any sites considered harmful to children offline. And as CCTV reporter Wang Ying explains, residents in Moscow are mixed about what the new law means for Russia. This newly established website began operation on November the 1st in Russia. From it, you can check if a webpage has been banned officially in Russia, or you could report one if you think it contains illegal content. According to the new law, only sites that contain child pornography, or promote drugs or suicide can be shut down. The institution responsible for site monitoring is the Federal Supervision Agency, or Roskomnadzor. But some are afraid that this new law might increase censorship in Russia. Olga, Moscow Resident, said, "There are some controversies. Because it depends on the supervision department to decide whether a website should be closed. Some websites that do not have illegal content may be banned." But there is also evidence showing public support for it. A survey conducted by the pollster Levada Centre in late July indicated that about 62% of those asked supported the idea of a blacklist.From:myutubespace123Views:0 0ratingsTime:02:11More inNews Politics

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Anti-gay Bullying Prevention (The Justin Aaberg Project)
Here is a video on how to love, how to accept. You don #39;t have to be a part of the LGBTQA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Allies) community to take values from this. All you have to do is to refuse to hate. This video is an educational presentation on the facts of bullying in educational systems. These facts have been found and verified by reputable sources, given credit at the end. For ways to help, contact the "NOH8" Campaign, The Trevor Project, or your local LGBT community help center. If you are in need of help or support, go to 6:20 - 6:51 in the movie to get the contract information for; The Trevor Project, It Gets Better, The National Suicide Prevention Hotline, and The National Runaway Switchboard. Please know that you are always loved. "Nothing you confess could make me love you less, I #39;ll stand by you."- Lyrics taken from "I #39;ll Stand by You" preformed by the Glee cast, originally recorded by The Pretenders. *Notice* Although censorship is wrong, hateful comments will be removed. In addition, please keep the language within reason. Swearing is okay, but be respectful of younger viewers and religious views. Countering views are fine, but respect is needed. Thank you for your comments/suggestions. If I have missed a comment that is offensive, please message me with your concerns. It #39;s not a guarantee that I will take it down, but it will considered. Thank you for your help in making this world a better place for all, regardless of race, religion ...From:Mitchell BowlingViews:1 0ratingsTime:08:38More inNonprofits Activism

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Where are the West #39;s free speech defenders in Eutelsat censorship case?
Silence and mystery continue to surround the decision of Paris-based Eutelsat to disconnect all Iranian media from its satellite television services. Eutelsat continues to refuse interview requests from Press TV. The company #39;s only press release stated that European Union sanctions forced the ban, but an EU spokesperson told Press TV that the sanctions contain no such orders. Follow our Facebook on: http://www.facebook.com Follow our Twitter on: twitter.comFrom:SuperSheenTVViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:34More inNews Politics

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Twin Peaks (SNES) Start Screen
Back in 91 #39;, just after Twin Peaks ended, David Lynch began work on a SNES game based on the series. Developed as a JRPG that closely followed the plot of the show, it was sadly cancelled late in development, as Nintendo of America would not approve it without heavy censorship.From:Kellen ToueyViews:2 0ratingsTime:01:17More inEntertainment

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