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Chris Ashford. (2009) Queer theory, cyber-ethnographies and researching online sex environments. Information & Communications Technology Law 18:3, pages 297-314.
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Brian Simpson. (2008) New Labor, new censorship? Politics, religion and internet filtering in Australia. Information & Communications Technology Law 17:3, pages 167-183.
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