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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Algorithmic censorship

Posted on 4:24 PM by Unknown
This NYT piece has nothing to do with Al Gore - he didn't invent algorithms either - but very reminiscent of Tipper.

The policy ideas at the end are pretty heavy-handed but the issue is an important one.

Via instapundit.
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