Dead, buried and garroted
I declare the filter dead.
22 August
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Victory is ours. Conroy just did a whole interview on Lateline without the word “filter” being used.
We are all winners in this.
Time to re-invent the business model.
Your assessment may be a little premature:
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/conroys-net-filter-still-alive-and-kicking-20100910-1540s.html
I read that article too and it lays out my beliefs very precisely about Conroy’s inability to push this particular legislative agenda. Furthermore, AWS micro instances now only cost 2 cents an hour reducing the cost of a proxymate modelled service by a factor of 75%