Does Italy’s Google Conviction Portend More Censorship? | Threat Level | Wired.com: “Does Italy’s Google Conviction Portend More Censorship? By Ryan Singel, February 24, 2010 googleitaliaOnline rights activists are divided Wednesday over an Italian court’s…
Leading article: Not the way to police the web’s Wild West – Leading Articles, Opinion – The Independent: “Leading article: Not the way to police the web’s Wild West Thursday, 25 February 2010 In some…
Google guilty of privacy crime in web test case – Europe, World – The Independent: “Google guilty of privacy crime in web test case Three executives convicted in Italy after school bullying video was uploaded…
Italy’s harmful conviction of Google – Los Angeles Times: “Editorial February 24, 2010 In September 2006, four students at a school in Turin, Italy, beat and humiliated an autistic classmate. A fifth student captured the…
YouTube's new tool for kid-safe viewing: (Net Family News) More than 33 billion online videos were watched during December and about a third of the them were on YouTube, according to comScore’s latest figures. A…
Teenager admits incitement to racial hatred over YouTube videos CPS, 17/02/2010 A 17-year-old youth has pleaded guilty to two charges of inciting racial hatred after he posted hate-filled videos on YouTube in what the Crown…
OSCE concerned over ban on internet freedoms in Turkey 02 February 2010, Tuesday ABDULLAH BOZKURT STRASBOURG A senior official at the world’s largest intergovernmental organization focusing on media freedoms has lambasted Turkey for imposing restrictions…
Reuters: Turkey blocking 3,700 websites Turkey blocking 3,700 websites: OSCE VIENNA, Mon Jan 18, 2010 8:37am EST VIENNA (Reuters) – Europe’s main security and human rights watchdog said Monday Turkey was blocking some 3,700 Internet…
L’OSCE tance la Turquie sur sa loi sur l’internet trop restrictive – Le Monde.fr Agence France Presse 18.01.10 | 12h04 Le représentant pour la liberté de la presse de l’Organisation pour la sécurité et la…
Turkey’s Internet law needs to be reformed or abolished, says OSCE media freedom representative VIENNA, 18 January 2010 – Miklos Haraszti, the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, today asked the Turkish authorities to…