Mark Newton @NewtonMark and Senator Simon Birmingham @birmo discuss stopping Internet censorship

February 1st, 2010

These two videos are from our Adelaide meeting held on January 14th. They show Mark Newton, a leading anti-Internet-censorship campaigner, and Senator Simon Birmingham, a Liberal senator for South Australia, both talking about the campaign to stop Internet censorship.

Mark Newton

Simon Birmingham

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