Only the town clerk and the Webmaster, she said, can remove material from the bulletin boards.
Editors are determined not to remove material from the archive, in effect sanitizing history, and I agree with that.
Censorship comes in many forms: when I was writing my TV sketch show, I had immense pressure applied to remove material from my "Jesus's Girlfriend" sketches.
While there have been "a few instances where we were forced to remove material from the site," Mr. Irwin said, "I have no interest in music piracy.
Brandis said this measure filled a gap in existing legislation whereby it was not unlawful for an officer of Asio to illicitly copy or remove material from Asio.
The same service had been used by an anonymous user in 2013 to remove material from Wikipedia related to How To Corp, to Michael Green and to Shapps' past sockpuppetry.
EZRA F. VOGEL, a professor emeritus at Harvard, on allowing Chinese censors to remove material from his book on Deng Xiaoping so that it could be published in China.
While working to remove material from a larger Czech reactor last year, Igor Bolshinky, an American technical adviser involved in the retrieval, was casually told by his Czech colleagues that more highly enriched uranium was kept at a campus in Prague.
Yet no one -- least of all, authors, whose primary professional objective is to be read -- has ever asked publishers to remove material from their historical archives, and The Times needn't do so now.
Challenges do not simply involve a person expressing a point of view; rather, they are an attempt to remove material from the curriculum or library, thereby restricting the access of others.
