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Rischio bavaglio per i blog, uno degli strumenti attualmente più utilizzati su Internet per lo scambio di idee e informazioni.La libertà di informare è in pericolo e la responsabilità è ancora una volta della politica e dell’uso, distorto e improprio, che ne fanno i cosiddetti “politici di professione”. Cambiano i Governi e i loro protagonisti, ma non mutano i tentativi di dare un colpo mortale to free speech and Article 21 of the Constitution ("Everyone has the right to express their thoughts in speech, writing, and any other means of communication"). A wicked design and freedom-that unites the two men are apparently very different ' each other, ie Berlusconi.A Prodi and October of 2007 the bill was approved by the then Secretary to the Prime Minister, Ricardo Franco Levi, which provided for the obligation to register all the Roc, the Registry of communication operators Communications Authority (AGCOM) and the subsequent extension on their heads of press offenses. With the fall of the Prodi government is the text left, so to speak, incompiuto.Un years later, the bill turns back into Parliament, under the watchful eye of another Secretary, this time of the Berlusconi government, Paul Bonaiuti.Gli objectives essentially remained the same: reform the publishing industry by limiting the freedom of information. Other people that freedom to undermine the network is to kill democracy. Blogs, personal pages, amateur sites, the future looks really hanging by a filo.E if Levi is somewhat ambiguous in defining obligations and responsibilities of the publishing business affected by the provision, on the same line appears to move the current government, with Bonaiuti ready to fight for "a law that takes account of modern optics, namely that of multimedia. " How? To silence the voices on the Internet, blogs closure, censoring free thought, insomma.Un intervention that aims to monopolize the information in the hands of a few, checked, tested. A law worthy of the worst totalitarian regime, which threatens to plunge the country into darkness informativo.L 'hope is that Bonaiuti not want to follow the bad example of the former government and that his membership of a political group that calls itself liberal results in a true liberalization of the national information system and not in attempts to limit the new realities is an extraordinary comunicative.Internet opportunità di informazione, apprendimento, svago e comunicazione, anche se come ogni mezzo, oltre ai vantaggi, ha anche dei lati deboli (violenza, razzismo, pornografia, pedofili in agguato dietro chat, forum apparentemente innocui o linee telefoniche a pagamento celate dietro siti web).I blog sono siti autogestiti dove vengono pubblicate in tempo reale notizie, informazioni, opinioni o storie di ogni genere. Uno spazio dove scrivere i propri pensieri, pubblicare foto e video e attorno al quale si ritrovano in tanti, con il medesimo obiettivo di condividere degli interessi comuni. Per aprire un blog basta registrarsi al sito che offre questo servizio.Se il ddl Levi-Prodi puntava a costringere ogni blogger a dotarsi di una società editrice con tanto of director, registered in the media and the Penal Code in ambush, as the people to believe what the Network has been preaching Roberto Cassinelli, Parliamentary Assembly of the PDL, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, which now proposes a law that he defines as "save-blog"? According to Cassinelli, it "meets the need to liberalize the flow of ideas and opinions of the market, without introducing additional checks and encumbrances" on the understanding that "the draft is not final." But it will be so? "The Internet should be free, you do not need laws," say the people of the Net, but Cassinelli "freedom does not mean anarchy and in order to give credibility and authority throughout the internet that deserves it is necessary to regulate it in a balanced and serious. "
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