Chief Justice Earl Warren worried that " broad language used here may eventually be applied to the arts and sciences and freedom of communication generally, " but, agreeing that obscenity is not constitutionally protected, concurred only in the judgment.
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While the court agreed that similar laws had been put in place overseas, that did not change the fact that the laws impaired freedom of communication, and privileged those political parties or interest groups who were already represented in the Parliament.
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On November 18, 2011, the European Parliament adopted by a large majority a resolution that " stresses the need to protect the integrity of the global Internet and freedom of communication by refraining from unilateral measures to revoke IP addresses or domain names ".
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Berlusconi, whose business empire includes Italy's three main private TV networks and who as premier oversees Italian state TV's three networks, said Rome was giving priority to the broadcast aid because " freedom of communication is especially important for a country like Afghanistan ."
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They said that although some freedom of communication could reasonably be implied into the Constitution, the parts of the Act in question did not have the effect of preventing " free and meaningful elections " from taking place, and so the laws were not invalid.
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In February 2004, the society released a statement supporting freedom of communication of scientific data, supporting the existing policy that prior visa policy in the wake of several foreign-born scientists being denied permission to travel to the United States, citing the importance of their importance to the economy and security of the United States.
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Specifically, such abuse within one of the leading internet sites, especially one promoting open and egalitarian philosophy, can easily ( and unfortunately ) indicate the necessary implementations of restraints on freedom of communication to ensure the continued availability of high quality reputable knowledge against the growing maelstrom of misinformation ( thereby fundamentally and permanently altering the egalitarian nature of cyberspace ).
