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Labor’s digital duty of care privatises political censorship
Political elites have much to fear from the ‘little-people’ talking among themselves. It is perfectly understandable that the government would hate uncontrolled conversation.
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theguardian.com
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afr.com
Labor’s digital duty of care privatises political censorship
Political elites have much to fear from the ‘little-people’ talking among themselves. It is perfectly understandable that the government would hate uncontrolled conversation.
