Turkey could face charges at European court over restrictions 30 November 2008, Sunday, AYŞE KARABAT, ANKARA Internet restrictions are against European Union norms and Turkey could face charges at the European Courts for violating the…
Press Release:Turkey’s cyber-censorship challenged by MEP Delegation 27 November 2008, 10:00am Turkey’s status as the only country in the world which blocks ‘YouTube’ is being challenged by a leading advocate of the country’s European Union…
National Secular Society – NSS provokes protest about Turkey’s internet ban on Dawkins: “NSS provokes protest about Turkey’s internet ban on Dawkins The National Secular Society has joined with a Dutch MEP to complain to…
‘Letter to the European Parliament on Turkey’s banning of RichardDawkins.net’ by Sophie in ‘t Veld MEP – RichardDawkins.net Brussels, 18 November 2008 Olli Rehn Commissioner for Enlargement European Commission rue de la Loi 200 1040…
European parliamentarians urge Turkey to remove YouTube ban 28.11.2008 A delegation from the European Parliament urged Turkish officials to make the necessary legal arrangements to enhance freedom of expression and eventually lift the ban on…
This is something we addressed recently in Internet: Restricted Access: A Critical Assessment of Internet Content Regulation and Censorship in Turkey. Turkish Daily News: Banned YouTube still in Top 10 November 26, 2008 Wednesday Despite…
Post from: TorrentFreak “ Reports: Orange Customers Blocked From The Pirate Bay: “ The Pirate Bay isn’t new to the experience of being blocked by European ISPs. Now, according to many customers of the ISP…
Post from: TorrentFreak “ ISP Must Continue to Block The Pirate Bay: “ In February 2008, a Danish court ordered the ISP Tele2 to block its customers from accessing The Pirate Bay. The controversial ruling…
Aussie government muffs plans for internet filtering: “ Greens borrow Sex Party clothes Plans for filtering of all internet content in Australia could well backfire on the Labour Government, with talk of ‘socialism’ banned, and…
Noticed on Melonfarmers.co.uk Greens won’t back federal plans for internet filters | News.com.au AAP, November 25, 2008 08:36am THE Australian Greens won’t be supporting plans to introduce compulsory internet filters. The Federal Government wants to…