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November 13, 2006
"[Uncensored] Search": on Censorship and Narrowcasting
Speranza Nuova said:
As of this morning MrBrown, Tomorrow.SG and the Singapore Government are an unlikely threesome of bedfellows, having been left out of the "[Uncensored] Search". Dunno if the blogger will kena tight slap though...
Recommended by Anonymous Coward: "An interesting look at a new search engine. Timely analysis, given that interest groups from Gahmen to Opposition are all trying to develop an Internet strategy in the era of the living blogosphere. Dunno if the blogger will kena tight slap though..."
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Trackback from Speranza Nuova: “[Uncensored] Search” Revisited:
Any act of exclusion is an act of censorship....
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