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How Did The Internet Censorship Change Society?
Warde Presman, Terrill Roubeix, Ingrim Marchelli
Children and multilingual education Research Centre
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Internet Censorship
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Computer Network
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Networking Technology
100%
Internet
50%
Optical Networking
50%
ARPANET
50%
Technical Expertise
50%
Wireless Networking
50%
Commercial Network
50%
Digital Music
50%
Video Streaming
50%
United State Department
50%
Name Space
50%
Instant Messaging
50%
Entire Industry
50%
Profit Organization
50%
Supply Chain
50%
Internet Protocol Suite
50%
Domain Name System
50%
Business-to-Business
50%
Information Resource
50%
Electronic Mail
50%
Internet Protocol
50%
Internet Engineering Task Force
50%
Shopping Online
50%
Hypertext
50%
Material World
50%
Social Media
50%
Social Relation
50%
Internet Telephony
50%
Small Business
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e-Mail
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Exponential Growth
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Private Institution
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Disadvantaged Group
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Private Organization
50%
Public Communication
50%
Social Sciences
Telephony
100%
Self censorship
66%
USA
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Company
33%
Nonprofit Organizations
33%
Legislation
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Social Class
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Social Sciences
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Enterprises
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Criminology
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Territory
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Social Media
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Commercialization
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Business Service
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Commissioned Research
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Media Communication
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Online News
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Supply Chain Management
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Disadvantaged Group
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Private Organization
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Public Communication
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National Security
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Government Organization
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Electronic Mail
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Financial Services
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Private Institution
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Child Pornography
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Obscenity
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Computer Network
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Social Interaction
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Subcultures
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Economics of Culture
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Social Environment
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Political Authority
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Social Economics
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Social Relationships
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Industrial Economics
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Keyphrases
World Wide Web
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Internet Censorship
100%
Law
13%
Radio
13%
Telephony
13%
Network Technology
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Academic Network
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Self-censorship
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Behavioral Patterns
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Social Sciences
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Giving Birth
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Criminology
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Religious Views
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Government Organizations
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Financial Services
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Social Relationships
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Business Networks
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Online music
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Social Networking Services
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IP Telephony
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Computer Networks
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Commercial Enterprise
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Small Entrepreneurs
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Digital Video
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Network of Networks
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Internet Engineering Task Force
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Web Feeds
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Exponential Growth
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Private Funding
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Information Services
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File Sharing
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Nonprofit Organizations
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Business-to-business Services
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National Science Foundation
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Defamation
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Public-private
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Digital Newspapers
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Conflicting Rights
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Small Business
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Brick-and-mortar
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Hypertext
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Large Markets
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Electronic Mail
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Private Institution
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Personal Interaction
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Information Resources
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Video Streaming
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Instant Messaging
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Communication Media
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Hate Speech
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Private Government
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Supply Chain
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Modern Life
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USA Today
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Blogging
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Online Shopping
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Time-sharing
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Internet TV
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Personal Computer
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ARPANET
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National Security
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Commercial Networks
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Online News
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TCPIP
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Global System
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Electronic File
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Centralized Governance
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Private Networks
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Private Sector Organizations
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Print Publishing
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Child Pornography
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Obscenity
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US Department of Defense
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Address Space
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Internet Protocol
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Retailers
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Packet Switching
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Internet Protocol Address
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Slander
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Public Communication
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Military Networks
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Online Forums
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Namespace
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Technical Expertise
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Control Body
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Public Government
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Social Interaction
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Subculture
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Economic Infrastructure
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Societal Norms
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Cultural Expectations
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Common Benefit
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Structuralist
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Industrial Infrastructure
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Group Data Sharing
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Between-person
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Social Infrastructure
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Like-minded
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Social Commons
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Political Authority
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Social Environment
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Selling
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Material World
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Cultural Infrastructure
6%
Large Social Groups
6%
Political Views
6%
Core Protocol
6%
Global-local
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Government Networks
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Domain Name System
6%
Electronic Network
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Mobile Computer
6%
Networked Publics
6%
News Aggregators
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Modern Communication
6%
Musical Film
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Social Economics
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Financial Services
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100%
Sharing Economy
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National Security
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Business Service
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Merger
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Nonprofit Organization
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INIS
internet
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speech
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people
19%
business
14%
television
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norm
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children
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space
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usa
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information
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websites
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protection
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computers
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interactions
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policy
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supply
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environment
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economics
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values
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market
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legal aspects
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standardization
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industry
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origin
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applications
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implementation
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birth
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engineering
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mortars
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profits
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computer networks
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precursor
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retailers
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national science foundation
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balances
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department of defense
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small businesses
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national security
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tcp
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films
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bricks
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chains
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commercialization
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suppression
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stratification
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Psychology
Social Environment
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Social Interaction
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Social Networking
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World Wide Web
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