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Iran cuts off internet access in several cities as mass protests continue
Several reports indicate that telecoms providers in Iran have begun blocking internet access across several cities in the country as mass protests ... Middle East -
U.S. comedienne angry with Instagram for yanking her topless photo
The photo was a replica of Russian President Valdimir Putin’s infamous horseback topless pose Digital -
Iran moves to ease Internet censorship via ‘smart filtering’
Censorship has eased somewhat since Hassan Rouhani was elected last year Digital -
Politics, porn and iPlayer: Why Arab VPN use is on the rise
Internet users in the Middle East are increasingly turning to virtual private networks as a way of sidestepping censorship Digital -
Turkey blocks YouTube over leaked audio recording
Prime Minister Erdogan confirmed the blocking of YouTube and said the audio leak was ‘shameful’ Middle East -
More tweets from Turkey than before Twitter ban, U.S. says
The United Nations joins the U.S. in condemning Prime Minister Erdogan’s controversial block on Twitter Digital -
Media: Sudan seeks to block ‘negative’ websites
Sudanese officials plan to step up efforts to censor websites in a country already labeled an 'enemy of the Internet' Digital -
Twitter blocked in Turkey after Erdogan’s threat
Twitter was blocked after Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened to ‘wipe out’ the social network Digital -
Saudi govt. agencies struggling to fight porn on social media
Blocking porn on sites like Twitter and Instagram is proving tricky, experts say Digital -
Official: Iran cannot block Facebook forever
Iran’s minister of culture admits that Tehran has ‘restricted’ Facebook for four million Iranians Digital -
LinkedIn launches China version despite censorship fears
The business networking site launched, attempting to tap the huge market while navigating strict censorship Media -
Turkey on fast track to 'mukhabarat' state
The government is now trying to justify its monitoring activities by adopting a bill to change the intelligence agency's responsibilities World -
Internet a crucial Venezuela battleground
the Information war escalated last week as the government blocked images on Twitter after violence in Caracas claimed three lives Digital -
Turkey’s president loses 80,000 Twitter followers over web law
Thousands click ‘unfollow’ after Abdullah Gul signs controversial law on internet use Digital -
Protest against internet censorship in Istanbul
Police fired water cannon and teargas to disperse hundreds of people protesting in central Istanbul on Saturday against new controls on the Internet ... Perspective -
Turkish police fire tear gas to break up Internet protest
The new powers, once approved by the president, will let authorities block web pages within hours Middle East -
Erdogan says no Internet censorship in Turkey
Turkey’s prime minister also denied that government authorities would have access to Internet users’ personal information Digital -
Turkey tightens internet controls as government battles graft scandal
The government says the reform was needed to protect privacy Middle East -
Turkish parliament approves changes to internet law to tighten use
The changes allow the telecommunications authority to block access to material within four hours without obtaining a prior court order Digital -
Internet outage sparks ‘Great Firewall’ scrutiny in China
Millions of internet users were rerouted to a U.S.-based company which helps people evade Beijing's web censorship Digital
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