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Internet regulations: From the US to Australia

(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2016-05-17 10:29

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Internet regulations: From the US to Australia

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June 2009, the German parliament passed the Access Impediment Act that introduced internet blocking of sites found to distribute child pornography. Germany set up special internet police to monitor harmful online information.

In February 2005, Google Germany, Lycos Europe, MSN Germany, AOL Germany, Yahoo, and T-Online agreed to self-regulate their search results.

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