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Japan: Three easy steps to a regulated Internet

Written byChris Salzberg

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Posted 27 December 2007 10:34 GMT

Government moves in Japan to regulate web content, filter mobile phone access for users under the age of 18, and revise file transfer-related copyright legislation are outlined in a report posted at gyaku.

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