Posts Tagged “censorship”

Webtwitch Wednesday

by Diana on January 13, 2010

Blogging hiatus is now over and what better way to get back in the saddle again than to start with a Webtwitch Wednesday post! Big news today: Google says: Sorry China, we will not be kowtowing to you any more. (…)

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Did you have problems ‘connecting’ yesterday?

by Diana on August 7, 2009

So did the rest of the world, and a few sites are blogging about the reasons why. See the links below for more details. FastCompany: Facebook and Twitter Attacks Were Political, and Personal ZDNet: Did Russians attack Twitter over pro-Georgian (…)

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Surfing behind the Great Wall

by Diana on November 4, 2008

Ever wonder what it would be like to view the internet from a Chinese perspective? Well wonder no longer as there is a new FireFox addon called China Channel that lest you do just that! You can turn it on (…)

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Censorship Down Under

by Diana on November 2, 2008

The Australian government is coming under scrutiny as it has announced plans for a nation wide internet filter that would censor sites for the entire country in effect putting it in the same ranks as China, Iran, Cuba, and North (…)

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