Wikileaks and the Australian Internet Blacklist

"Australia's government denied that the list -- published by renegade Web site Wikileaks.org -- was the same as a blacklist run by the Australian Communications and Media Authority, or ACMA. However, a manager at the dentist's office said the ACMA had confirmed her site's inclusion on the ban list.

"Wikileaks' publication of the list this week reignited a debate over whether a government proposal to impose an Internet 10th Annual Online Fraud Report. Online Payment Fraud Trends, Merchant Practices and Benchmarks. Get your copy today. filter for all Australians could have unintended consequences for innocent businesses."

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