internet freedom

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    China says call for Internet freedom is naive

    China says call for Internet freedom is naive China criticized US Secretary of State John Kerry for his “naive” call for more Internet freedom in the country
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    Singapore's Internet news website licensing snafu

    Singapore's Internet news website licensing snafu Singapore’s media regulator seeks to allay fears around a controversial new rule requiring news websites to obtain licences
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    Wikileaks publishes The Kissinger Cables

    Wikileaks publishes The Kissinger Cables Largest release in Wikileaks history contains millions of confidential US records
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    China shuts down liberal website following reform call

    China shuts down liberal website following reform call A liberal Chinese journal had its website shut down after it urged the country’s Communist leaders to follow the constitution.
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    China tightens Internet control, legalises post deletion

    China tightens Internet control, legalises post deletion China legalises the deletion of posts or pages which are deemed to contain “illegal” information, requires service providers to hand over information to the authorities for punishment.
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    Internet freedom will remain in tact

    Internet freedom won’t be curbed: UN During the debate on Internet freedom, a UN telecomms head said that Internet control must not be shaped or altered
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    Freedom of speech on the internet could cost you

    Be careful what you say on the internet Making negative comments or trashing someone on the internet could cost you
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    Execs urged to support Internet freedom ahead of conference

    Keep Internet free from centralized control: U.S. Govt Executives were urged to join the fight to keep the Internet free from centralized control, ahead of a conference later this year.
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