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Howard Stern and Censorship







Howard Stern and Censorship

Howard Stern and Censorship 03/08/2004 11:18 PM

Jeff Jarvis, continuing his mega -coverage of the Howard Stern affair, says this is about the First Amendment. It is, and it isn't.




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The odious Clear Channel radio barony's firing of Howard Stern only puts a period at the end of the sentence. The people who run that company are contemptible, because their action combines flagrant politics and cowardice -- quite a combination. But save your real contempt for the FCC, its cowardly chairman, Michael Powell, and his craven colleagues. Egged on by a Congress that has shown frightening disdain for free speech, the FCC has gone on its only holy war against "indecency." (If any of this bothers you, please contact the FCC and say so.) What's indecent is rankly political and financial motives that spit on the First Amendment. Stern, as I've noted, is not my cup of tea. But I'll support advertisers who support him in the future. For the best coverage/linkage to the Stern affair, be sure to check in daily at Jeff Jarvis' blog.


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America's public enemy #1, radio-dude Howard Stern, made an off-hand remark on this morning's show -- he claims he writes a secret weblog. Stern said he writes as "another character" and that only "about 4 people are in on the joke." OK, he's almost certainly not Rance, who repeatedly claims to be an actor and not a fat guy eating Twinkies in his basement, laughing at a credulous, gossip-starved public.

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I am going to get to my point but it is going to take a paragraph or two. I have talked about my BBS before, and you may be thinking how does that relate to Microsoft and Censorship. Well for a number of years people could connect to the site via a custom software client. That client not only allowed you to access the BBS but it allowed you to surf the Internet. It was designed for the early Internet days when people were still dialing into the BBS and tunneling into the net. The client had an IP component and those that dialed into ISP could access the BBS with the tool via an IP connection. The cool thing was that tool allowed people to use my site as proxy service. It was not advertised but somehow this info made it into China.

I started noticing a very high number of Chinese people creating accounts, and connecting to the BBS, then spending their alloted free time on the system surfing websites the Chinese government had blocked, they never used the BBS but instead used the BBS as a gateway to US news sites and message boards.

I was cool with it at first, I figured hey they can access stuff that is blocked by their government, and It was my way to put 2 middle fingers up, and point them toward the communist government saying screw you.

Well it started to get out of control, my system had 400 available nodes and they filled them all. I was on a unlimited bandwidth pipe but my regular users were starting to suffer, and I had to reduce the number of nodes, that I allowed people to use this quasi proxy service. Finally the Chinese figured it out and blocked our domain. Party over!

That was 1996-7 before people started abusing proxy services, and doing malicious things. When you do not have freedom of the press or freedom of speech in a country, then individuals, are going to seek avenues to say things openly and without repression the world needs to hear, then we as people of free nations, can bring pressure through or governments or via personal actions to make these governments open up.

Even then I kept and eye on the log files to make sure somebody was not doing anything that would cause my front door to be kicked in. I felt I was being a responsible citizen defending free speech etc. I have never discussed this before because at the time I felt it was the right thing and it was a personal victory. I did not communicate with those using the system and they never once communicated with me. But they did so by theie web surfing actions I could tell by the log files what sites they were visiting. (cnn.com, abc.com, nbc.com)

So I have been watching the debate with Microsoft since their Chinese censorship issue raised it's ugly head. I'll be honest I am pissed! If a guy like me, in a very small way help people get information and allow freedom of speech when it is represeed in their own countries then a big company like Microsoft damn well better also.

Microsoft not only has a responsibility to it's share holders but being this companies headquarter is in these United States of America were we believe in free speech, they have a MORAL and ETHICAL responsibility to tell the Chinese government, "NO"! we will not sensor words that your citizens try to write on our websites.

I am very disappointed in Bill Gates and all the rest of the Board Members at Microsoft. You should be ashamed of yourselves, and I hope that you don't sleep well at night knowing that you are enabling a foreign government to suppress the will of the people. This makes me Sick, can I be anymore graphic! [ Dan Gillmor]

Robert Scoble any censorship anywhere be it in the title body or anywhere is WRONG!


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