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In its early days the Internet was thought to be resistant to regulation and censorship. However, the technology of the Internet has developed in a climate of moral responsibility. The support for self‐regulation has taken the initiative from the state and placed it firmly in the grasp of the industry itself. As a result, unprecedented levels of material have been removed from the Net. The dynamic for self‐regulation now frequently outstrips government proposals both in extent and effectiveness.

In the last decade few things have had more impact on our lives than Information Technology - but does upheaval amount to revolution?