Two countries have internet censorship: Germany and Italy

n a paper for the NSW Parliamentary Library’s Research Service, Tom Edwards and Gareth Griffith outline the current debate over the Australian Government’s filtering scheme for internet content and the practice in other countries. It concludes: "With the limited exceptions of Germany and Italy, mandatory ISP level filtering is not a feature of any of the countries reviewed. In place, rather, are voluntary ISP filtering schemes designed to prevent accidental access to a defined list of illegal sites containing child pornography." Go to Australian Policy Online to download the full paper: http://www.apo.org.au/linkboard/results.chtml?filename_num=239644