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A CASE involving a 41-year-old Killarney woman who sent threatening letters to a County Limerick pensioner has been put back for sentencing to allow her solicitor time to read a victim impact statement.
At a previous sitting of Killarney District Court, Salina Harris, of 48 Doirín Alainn, Derreen, Killarney, pleaded guilty to five separate charges under the Communications Regulation (Postal Services) Act after sending prohibited items and threatening letters by post to a Bruree woman on dates between April and May last year.
Appearing before the District Court, for sentencing, Ms Harris case was adjourned to April 20, again for sentencing, after defending solicitor Padraig O Connell brought it to Judge David Waters’ attention that he hadn t been given the opportunity previously to view a victim impact statement which was about to be read in court by Garda John Clifford of Bruff Garda S
New Colorado Senate Bill Establishes Government Ministry Of Truth
A new Democratic-sponsored Colorado Senate bill is raising eyebrows with the proposed establishment of a state-run ministry of truth to regulate online speech.
The bill, titled “Digital Communications Regulation,” seeks the creation of a digital communications division under the state department of regulatory agencies to regulate online content available in the state. The division will be run by a new commission to serve as government-blessed arbiters of truth.
Under the legislation, proposed by Democratic state Sen. Kerry Donovan, the new commission is tasked with the authority to investigate and hold hearings on claims filed with the division that accuse a particular platform of engaging in what the government declares unlawful conduct. Such conduct under the proposal ranges from promoting “hate speech” to “disinformation,” “fake news,” and “conspiracy theories,” or content the commission deter
The communications watchdog received over 170 complaints against providers from people based in Kerry over the past two years, with the majority being made against eir. ComReg, the Commission for Communications Regulation, is responsible for the regulation of the electronic communications sector, including radio and broadcasting communications. Following a Freedom of Information Act request, ComReg […]
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Internet from Ukrtelecom available in more than 3,300 settlements in Ukraine - company 1 min read
As of the beginning of 2021, the residents of 3,322 settlements of Ukraine use the Internet from Ukrtelecom, according to the company s report compiled for the National Commission for Communications Regulation (NCCR). Ukrtelecom timely provided the NCCR and the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine with a complete list of settlements in terms of technologies (xDSL, Wi-Fi, FTTx, xPON), where residents of the country use its access to the Internet. As of the beginning of 2021, the Internet from Ukrtelecom is used in 3,322 settlements of the country, the operator and provider said in a statement.