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'''Digital imprimatur''' is a term widely associated with ], due to his article of the same name. In the ], an ] is a censor's official declaration that a work is free from doctrinal or moral error, but Walker uses the term "digital imprimatur" to describe a system of ]. |
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John Walker argues in his article ''The Digital Imprimatur: How big brother and big media can put the Internet genie back in the bottle'', that there is increasingly a crackdown on the ability for internet users to voice their ideas, as well as an upcoming official state of internet censorship on the horizon. Walker claims that the most likely candidate to usher in the digital imprimatur is ], or DRM. |
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Similar scenarios have been predicted by others, including ], in his article and essay '']''. |
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Other people predict the establishment of a ] between repressive official and commercial and more free but in some cases illegal technologies, resulting in the emergence of ]s and ] systems, together with alternative networking systems (including but not limited to ]s and both fixed and ad-hoc ]s), and vivid ] and ] centered on them, in accordance with the ]. |
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