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Who Killed Teddy Bear
1965 USA crime mystery thriller by Joseph Cates, once banned by the BBFC, just released on UK Blu-ray
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A Stitch in Time
Malta's Unifaun Theatre stages the play Stitching, a decade after it was banned, which set in motion a rewrite of the country's censorship laws
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ASA bans advertising for confectionary on all media where more than 25% of viewers are kids
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Scarface
Gavin Salkeld examines its treatment at the hands of the MPAA and BBFC
The EU snaps its fingers
The European Commission publishes its proposal for massive fines for internet companies that don't implement censorship orders within the hour
Softening a hammer blow
The EU parliament approved a few amendments to try and soften the blow of massive new internet censorship
The Cookie Law
The EU ePrivacy regulation due in a few months is set to require websites to be more open about tracking cookies and more strict in gaining consent for their use
The Rise of the Machines: Cyberdyne is created
MEPs approve copyright law requiring Google and Facebook to use censorship machines to block user uploads that may contain snippets of copyright material, including headlines, article text, pictures and video
Coming of age
Steam is true to it word and approves an adult game called Negligee: Love Stories
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