Premier League orders censorship of BBC and other legit sites, blasts ISPs for correcting their error

jerwin · August 16, 2013, 5:57pm

The problem is that traditional definitions of censorship rely on notions of human agency. Traditional censorship could be traced back to officials overruling the judgement of publishers. But a buggy algorithm?

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Premier League orders censorship of BBC and other legit sites, blasts ISPs for correcting their error

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