Re: Ivan - Your Thoughts

Yes, but legal constraints are a function of the regulations themselves and
both the propensity for authorities to prosecute and private individuals to
litigate.

I'm not totally up to speed on it but Australia has sought to tighten
censorship type law - is that right? Property rights have had no changes to
specifically deal with issues raised by the internet. Is that right?

It seems that you cop it on all sides in the US.

Still, I take your point. What's the weather like in Moscow. I could take to
Vodka :)

John
----- Original Message -----
From: Kym Jones <kjones(at)adam.com.au>
To: John Murray <jmnc(at)lis.net.au>; <hwg-business(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 7:58 PM
Subject: Re: Ivan - Your Thoughts


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> Russia ? :)))
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> I would be far more concerned with Australian "Internet" Law than US. The
> draconian government regulations imposed and proposed legislation in
> Australia bothers me far more.
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> Kym
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> At 06:13 PM 09/19/2000 , John Murray wrote:
> >There seems to me to be a demand to avoid the legal constraints of US
law.
> >Where would you go to set up an ISP to serve content from to avoid US
law?
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> >John
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