Bummer, man, I'm not being blocked.
Information on Cyber Patrol, including some blocked sites.
Mattel claims "`irreparable harm' from the publication of the bypassing software, which it said sought to destroy the market for its product by rendering it ineffective." Well, yeah... that is the point. 
December 14th, 1999: News group fights to put judges' financial disclosures online: "New York-based APBNews.com, which focuses on crime and court stories, wants to post on its Web site financial disclosure statements of all U.S. federal judges. The judges, however, fear the Web's far-reaching readership may present security risks.
Also, "Despite the win, APB is not withdrawing its lawsuit against the judges citing other questionable practices such as forcing news organizations to pay for public documents." Good.
Online news site wins First Amendment victory: "The U.S. federal judiciary today backed off its plans to bar public records from news site APBnews.com, marking a First Amendment victory for online publications." See next item for background information on this case.
US, wake up! Companies are no longer the ones who need protection, people do!
I've never heard a better argument for moving to Canada. Just the simple fact that such actions are being considered on behalf of the people of the country and not the businesses is a giant step ahead.
A Little More Privacy, Eh?: "A Canadian senator who says her country's pending information privacy act does not go far enough is proposing legislation that would enshrine privacy as a fundamental right. . . The senator's proposal, which is now open for public comment before it goes on to Parliament in April, provides far-reaching protections for privacy in all aspects of life."