Did you know that the CBS Morning Show, Twitter, the local art gallery, and high school art class are way cooler than Facebook? Well, they are, and here is why. Andrew Zar, owner of Dark Brain Comics (darkbrain.com), has had…
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Facebook Loses “Cool Points” – Censoring Art Getting Ridiculous
Tagged with: All Articles, Art, art, Banned, censorship, Censorship in America, Corporate Censorship, facebook, Facebook Service, First Amendment, Frank Frazetta, Frazetta, Free Speech, Free Speech Internet, General Censorship, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Newsworthy, Online Communities, Social Network, Social network service, Stupidity!, Twitter, United States
Posted in Corporate Censorship
Posted in Corporate Censorship
Arrests of Twitter Users & New Filtering
Pakistan In Pakistan, where substantial online and offline censorship already exist, reports have emerged that users of the ISP Mobilink must add proxy 10.215.2.32 port 3128 to browse the Internet, resulting in censorship of key words and phrases in search…
Tagged with: All Articles, censorship, Facebook Service, Free Speech, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of speech, General Censorship, Government, Human Rights and Liberties, Intellectual Freedom, International Business Times, Internet, Internet censorship, Kuwait, Mobilink, Newsworthy, OpenNet Initiative, Pakistan, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Social network service, Twitter
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
China Censors Web to Curb Inner Mongolia Protests
By Michael Kan China is blocking mention of Inner Mongolia on Chinese microblogs and social networking sites, as part of an effort to clamp down on protests that broke out last week in the region. Two of the most popular…
Tagged with: All Articles, big brother, censorship, China, facebook, Facebook Service, Free Speech, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of the Press, General Censorship, Government, Government, Han Chinese, Human Rights and Liberties, Inner Mongolia, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Mongolia, Mongols, Mongols in China, Newsworthy, Politics, Social network service, Tencent Holdings Ltd
Posted in Uncategorized
Posted in Uncategorized
Tunisian Blogger Resigns From Government Over Internet Censorship
Tunis – A renowned Tunisian blogger who was imprisoned during the country’s Jasmine Revolution announced Tuesday his resignationfrom the country’s interim government, apparently in protest over the resumption of internet censorship. Slim Amadou, 23, minister for sport and youth, announced…
Tagged with: 2010–2011 Tunisian protests, All Articles, big brother, censorship, Express FM, facebook, Facebook Service, Free Speech, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of the Press, General Censorship, Government, Government, Human Rights and Liberties, Intellectual Freedom, Internet, Jasmine Revolution, Newsworthy, Online Communities, Politics, Provisional government, Rachid Ammar, Social Network, Social network service, Tunisia, Twitter
Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
A Chinese Facebook is Coming and Will Make Huge Censorship Concessions
Source: Digital Trends – By: Molly McHugh Insiders say a Facebook–Baidu collaboration is in the works, and that the social network will allow government censorship. A Facebook lobbyist recently said that perhaps the site was allowing “too much free speech”…
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Posted in Corporate Censorship
Posted in Corporate Censorship
China Blocks LinkedIn, Ramps up Internet Censorship
Source: PC World – By Michael Kan The social networking site LinkedIn has been blocked in China, a move that analysts say is tied to Chinese government efforts to suppress mention of a “Jasmine Revolution” on the Internet. On Friday…
Tagged with: 2010–2011 Tunisian protests, All Articles, Beijing, big brother, censorship, China, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of speech, General Censorship, Government, Government, Government of the People's Republic of China, Intellectual Freedom, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Jasmine Revolution, LinkedIn, Newsworthy, Social network service, Twitter
Posted in Uncategorized
Posted in Uncategorized
Facebook Wins Social Networking War
This afternoon Facebook and MySpace announced a “partnership” of sorts between the two social networking sites called “Mashup.” The new feature will allow Facebook users to import their content into their MySpace account. This is a giant leap toward oblivion…
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