EDITOR'S NOTE

Today we feature a fascinating discussion with Kaiser Kuo, a Chinese academic and columnist who argues that very occasionally, internet censorship can be justified.

We have a double pass for our readers to hear Mr Kuo speak at the Intelligence Squared Debate tomorrow night at Sydney's City Recital Hall. Simply drop us a note.

Also in today's edition, news of Victoria University's Exchange 2010 roll-out. Look out for our in-depth analysis of the e-mail platform tomorrow morning.

-- Liz Tay

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