Internet Filter discussed tonight on Four Corners and Q&A

Internet Filter

techAU is many things, but a TV guide is not usually one of them. This PSA is important and should be something of interest for all Australians. Tonight the ABC will discuss the Australian Internet Filter issue on both their Four Corners and Q&A programs.

Both shows are on ABC1, Four Corners runs from 8:30 – 9:20pm and Q&A runs from 9:35 – 10:35pm.

The ABC is very good at embracing social media into their programs and often call for audience responses via twitter, encouraging further discussion past the time slot of the broadcast.

More info @ EFA

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