A note for the asking

Dear Readers

Firstly, if you are reading this please let me know. I am currently under the impression that only my lecturer and mother read my blog, and well, it would be lovely knowing that someone reads this because they actually want to. So first port of call after reading this would be to post a comment please!

Regulating Freedom of Expression Online

The right to freedom of expression is not absolute, and can be limited in some respects. The internet has revolutionised our ability to exercise this right, as well as the ability to interact with others and shares our views and thoughts.

However, the restrictions and responsibilities that come with the right to freedom of expression can often be ignored when our expressions are online- the ease at which we can publish online, and the extent of coverage available on any given topic or issue makes it significantly harder to monitor these restrictions and responsibilities than is possible in print and broadcast.