The specific problems of Internet censorship and information poverty in the developed world

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document in English

computer science

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published 17/06/2008

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The mass proliferation of computer and Internet technologies has not only revolutionized the way in which people communicate, it has also raised a number of pertinent social and economic questions that have marked ramifications for every individual. Because of the global reach of the Internet, regulating the use of this medium proves to be a difficult challenge. While the issue of censorship with regard to the Internet has been widely debated among politicians, censorship of the Internet would clearly serve to impede society’s access to information. As such, even some of the most salient proposals to improve and monitor the Internet carry with them notable complications for infringement on citizen rights.
Arguably, there are a host of information issues that arise when it comes to utilization of the Internet. In an effort to provide a broad overview of some of the most pressing issues in this area, this investigation considers the specific problems of Internet censorship and information poverty in the developed world. Through a careful consideration of what has been written on these two topics, it will be possible to provide a more integral understanding of the challenges posed by advancing Internet technologies.