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Announcement to All Blog Followers: Moving My Blog!

Posted on April 20, 2013 by Action for Freedom — 2 Comments

Hello to all my WordPress blog followers! After 2½ years on the WordPress.com publishing platform, I have decided to make a change. My time here at WordPress has been very fulfilling. I really have learned a lot about blogging, html,…

Tagged with: Blog, Blogger, HTML, Publishers, Tools, Twitter, WordPress, WordPress.com
Posted in Art Censorship, Bypass Censorship, Censorship, Corporate Censorship, Economy, Film Censorship, Free Speech, Freedom of Expression, Government Control, Human Rights, Internet Censorship, LGBT, Liberation, Literature Censorship, Media Censorship, Music Censorship, Political Censorship, Privacy, Religious Censorship, Science & Technology, Special Report, Uncategorized, US News, World News

#Anonymous to Protest Facebook Censorship #Op TRUTH FORCE April 6 2013

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Action for Freedom — 1 Comment

Those of you that regularly use the social networking service facebook, be warned as Anonymous will launch #Op TRUTH FORCE on April 6, 2013 at 1:00AM GMT. The protest is in response to the growing practice of censorship on the…

Tagged with: Anonymous, censorship, Censorship in America, citizens of the world, Civil disobedience, Denial-of-service attack, Egypt, facebook, Facebook Censorship, India, Satyagraha, truth force, United States
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship, Internet Censorship, World News

Bastard Bankers JP Morgan Chase Face Scrutiny Over Crooked Trading Practices #OTB

Posted on March 17, 2013 by Action for Freedom — 4 Comments

A new U.S. Senate report is sharply condemning the country’s biggest bank, JPMorgan Chase, for its risky trading practices and lack of controls that resulted in a $6 billion trading loss last year. Democratic Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, the…

Tagged with: Americans, Bastard Bankers, Carl Levin, censorship, Censorship in America, Corporate Censorship, Ina Drew, Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase, London, Occupy Wall Street, Senate, senator carl levin, United States, Wall Street, wall street banks
Posted in Corporate Censorship, Special Report

Censorship in America: New Censorship & Surveillance Tactics in the United States

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Action for Freedom — 1 Comment

Many democratic nations find themselves in a hypocritical quandary these days. This includes The United States Federal Government. In just 2012, The US Federal Government initiated more than 31,000 inquiries to Google about their users data usage, and most of…

Tagged with: Canada, Cayman Islands Society of Professional Accountants, censorship, Censorship in America, China, CISPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Freedom House, General Censorship, Internet, Internet censorship, Libya, Middle East, National Security Agency, New York Times, Politics, United States, Wall Street Journal
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship, Government Control, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship

Censorship in America: Who Owns The News?

Posted on March 2, 2013 by Action for Freedom — Leave a comment

It went bad at the very end, and started with the #7 car. On the last lap of last Saturday’s NASCAR qualifying heat in Daytona Beach, Florida, the race cars were bunched so tightly together they appeared to be touching.…

Tagged with: American Society of News Editors, Daytona International Speedway, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Kyle Larson, NASCAR, Saturday, YouTube
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship, Media Censorship

Censorship: 2011 in Review – Four Cases That Promoted Transparency in 2011

Posted on January 7, 2012 by Action for Freedom — Leave a comment

| By Jennifer Lynch and Mark Rumold | Sourced from EFF.org (Creative Commons License) | As the year draws to a close, EFF is looking back at the major trends influencing digital rights in 2011 and discussing where we are in the…

Tagged with: 2011 in Review, censorship, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Free Speech, Privacy, transparency, United States
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship

Censorship: 2011 in Review – Patents Misused to Stifle Innovation

Posted on January 7, 2012 by Action for Freedom — Leave a comment

| By Julie Samuels | Sourced from EFF.org (Creative Commons License) | As the year draws to a close, EFF is looking back at the major trends influencing digital rights in 2011 and discussing where we are in the fight for a…

Tagged with: 2011 in Review, censorship, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Free Speech, Patent Trolls, Privacy, United States
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship

Censorship in America: ‘Word on Street’ Impacted Language in 2011

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Action for Freedom — Leave a comment

Global grassroots movements coin new words, phrases. Occupy Wall Street protesters at Three World Financial Center in New York. While 2011 is over, some of the words that came to define the past year are still very much with us,…

Tagged with: Arab Spring, censorship, Occupy Wall Street
Posted in Corporate Censorship, Government Control, Political Censorship

SOPA / PIPA Take a Beating From Activist Groups and YOU!

Posted on December 10, 2011 by Action for Freedom — 2 Comments

We’re hearing it from Senate offices, and we’re hearing it from people who’ve been bombarding Washington with calls: The phones in the Capitol have been ringing off the hooks this week. It’s having an impact: just days ago Hollywood’s head…

Tagged with: American Censorship, Censorship in America, Internet Protocol, Motion Picture Association of America, PIPA, Senate, SOPA, United States, United States Senate, YouTube
Posted in Corporate Censorship, Free Speech, Freedom of Expression, Government Control, Human Rights, Internet Censorship

Internet Censorship: Google Now Censors The Pirate Bay, isoHunt, 4Shared and More

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Action for Freedom — 8 Comments

Google has expanded its search blacklist to include many of the top file-sharing sites on the Internet, including The Pirate Bay. The changes were quietly processed and appear to be broader than previous additions. Google’s blacklist prevents the names of…