Net Suicide Bill would breathe life into government censorship: “ Protecting us from ourselves Government moves to reduce the availability of suicide sites on the internet may herald a new era of online censorship in…
The most expensive and forbidden Internet – Turkish Daily News Sep 23, 2008: “” The most expensive and forbidden Internet, Tuesday, September 23, 2008 CENGIZ AKTAR Last year, Turkish Internet users launched a terrific campaign…
Post from: TorrentFreak Slacker Uprising’s Torrent Available Worldwide, by Accident: “ Michael Moore’s new film about the run up to the 2004 US election was released online today, only for US and Canada residents. In…
Gunman kills nine at Finnish school: “Killer dies from self-inflicted gun wounds day after he was questioned by police over YouTube footage” (Via Latest news, sport, business, comment and reviews from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk.)
Victor Keegan: The government must invest in faster broadband: “Victor Keegan: Helping children access the net is great, but the government needs to invest in faster broadband to aid the UK economy” (Via guardian.co.uk Comment…
YouTube treads fine line over Finnish gunman video: “Within a couple of hours of the shootings in Kaujahoki, several videos posted by the YouTube user Wumpscut86 had been taken down by the site.” (Via Tech…
EFF reveals vastly expanded search policy at US borders: “ Probable cause a thing of the past In a move that could affect millions of people around the world, the US government has quietly relaxed…
Police scour social websites to tackle brutality and boasts of young criminals: “Social networking websites such as Bebo, YouTube and MySpace have been identified by police as having a big influence over gang culture and…
Dissident websites crippled by Burma on anniversary of revolt: “A year after e-mailed images of its brutal crackdown against democracy demonstrations were transmitted across the world, Burma has launched a ferocious ‘cyber-war’ against dissidents who…
Arrested Malaysian Blogger Freed Following Public Outcry: “It’s hard to figure out what the government of Malaysia is thinking in its ongoing trouble in dealing with critical bloggers (some of whom were so powerful that…