Sentence examples for expression on the internet from inspiring English sources
If other strong Net Neutrality supporters like the Electronic Frontier Foundation realize that FCC regulation might very well have a negative effect on freedom of expression on the Internet, one would hope that a group calling itself 'Free Press' would share those same concerns.
In Ashcroft v. ACLU (2003 Term), which dealt with the regulation of sexual expression on the Internet, the majority included four justices appointed by Republican presidents and one justice appointed by a Democratic president, whereas the dissenters included three justices appointed by Republican presidents and one justice appointed by a Democratic president.
This is likely to be a set of new ways to control expression on the internet using judiciary power.
Sonja Gittens-Ottley is the manager, Yahoo!'s Business & Human Rights Program, executing Yahoo!'s initiatives to promote privacy and free expression on the Internet.
The organisation is seeking signatures through a website irrepressible.info containing a pledge calling for an end to the "unwarranted restriction of freedom of expression on the internet".
The debate about freedom of expression on the internet has heated up again in Italy, following the online response to the appalling attack on Silvio Berlusconi.
For our frequency estimations we have used Google's N-gram dataset [26] which, with 1012 tokens, is one of the largest datasets available about real human text expressions on the Internet.
The biggest human rights problems, noted States, are "citizens' lack of the ability and legal means to choose their government; restrictions on universal rights, such as freedom of expression, including on the internet, and the freedoms of assembly, association, movement, and religion; and pervasive gender discrimination and lack of equal rights that affected most aspects of women's lives".
The Electronic Frontier Foundation calls it "one of the most valuable tools for protecting freedom of expression and innovation on the internet".
Even if government doesn't take the dangerous step of regulating speech, just eliminating the 230 protections is enough to have a dramatic, chilling effect on expression across the internet.
