Vol. III, No. 12 December 1997


The Censorware Project

Blacklisted by CyberPatrol: From Ada to Yoyo

A research report on 100 wrongfully blacklisted sites



Why there is a blue heart on this image

Humility, Compassion and Death, by Jonathan Wallace

A Proposal To Change The Death Penalty, by Bruce Clark

Some Ruminations on the Death Penalty, by Seth Finkelstein

The Usual Suspects

Yesteryear and Tomorrow, by Auren Hoffman

An Auschwitz Bulletin, by Stefan Swiszczowski

Diversity and Racial Conflict: A Reply to Michael Sullivan by George Greene

The Failure of Government Supported Television, by Shawn Ambwani

Bob Wilson on Misguided Liberal Programs

Letters to The Ethical Spectacle


Art

Martin Siegel's NetToon

Snipe's Portfolio


The Irrepressible Internet

Jon Lebkowsky's Cyberdawg Barking: A Letter to Big Brother

Will Hate Speech Become the Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse? by Paul Kneisel

Richard Thieme's Islands in the Clickstream: A Silent Retreat


Censorware update

CyberPatrol: The Friendly Censor by Jonathan Wallace

A Defeat in Loudoun County--news release from Mainstream Loudoun

A Librarian Comments on Blocking Software by Fred Stielow

Library Computer Disfigures Child, by Jamie McCarthy


Net Freedoms

The Mind of a Censor; The X-Stop Files; The Supreme Court holds the CDA unconsitutional; Why Libraries Shouldn't Buy Censorware; The Censorware Page


SEX, LAWS and CYBERSPACE

by Jonathan Wallace and Mark Mangan

"Required reading for anyone interested in free speech in modern society."
New York Times Book Review

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Mumia Abu-Jamal, On Death Row After an Unfair Trial


Permanent Exhibits:

An Auschwitz Alphabet; Kazoo Concerto (hyperfiction); A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King; The Free Speech Museum; Snipe's Portfolio

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"Noticing that no-one held the values I defended, I decided to make a spectacle of myself."--Richard Foreman


Copyright Jonathan Wallace 1997 except as otherwise indicated

Artist: Laurie Caro; all art copyright Laurie Caro 1997 except as otherwise indicated

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