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How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

wired.co.uk
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A very informative article, and I found this part darkly amusing spoiler alert :

Anderson had not reckoned with intellectual property regulation: the moment he had chosen to ape NetBlocks’s name, he had lost any chance to prevail in a challenge fought on those terms.

Maybe the real internet censorship was the intellectual property regulations we made along the way.

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