AIMs’ press conference

Posted by The Online Citizen on August 30, 2008

The Advisory Council on the Impact of New Media on Society (AIMs) held a press conference to release its recommendations to the Government on August 29. (Read TOC’s report here.)

Below are two videos of the press conference.

Part One:

Part Two:


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2 Responses to “AIMs’ press conference”

  1. access_isp 30 August 2008

    Who has access to ISP?
    Are net users annoymous ?

    Question is what is the level of access to isp information?

    For serious criminal issues, I would agree that ISP info should be given out to authority.

    But how do we know how is ip address info being used , like say if 100 people polled on the net annoymously, is there a way to find out where they are living?
    which town, for example? If so, is this information being used by someone?

    Of course, I am just asking what I do not know about the level of internet freedom that is found in singapore.

    Who has control of the ISP?

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