It’s something of a party game, this time of year, to look back and put together lists. Top ten this, bottom five that; trends that are in or out, predictions about the coming calendar year. Of course, it is largely…
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Censorship 2011: A Year That Began and Ended Anonymously
Tagged with: Anonymous, Antisec Movement, censorship, MasterCard, New Year, PayPal, Steve Jobs, Stratfor, Wikileaks
Posted in Censorship, Free Speech
Posted in Censorship, Free Speech
Censorship: 2011 in Review – The Year Secrecy Jumped the Shark
By Trevor Timm | 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…
Tagged with: 2011 in Review, Ali Soufan, censorship, Central Intelligence Agency, Los Angeles, New York Times, Obama, Steven Aftergood, United States, Wikileaks
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
Report: Secret US Government Order Targets WikiLeaks Volunteer
A U.S. news report says the U.S. government obtained a secret court order to force Google Inc. and a small Internet provider to hand over information from the e-mail accounts of a WikiLeaks volunteer. A report in The Wall Street…
Tagged with: All Articles, censorship, Censorship, Censorship in America, Court order, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Federal government of the United States, First Amendment, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Free Speech Internet, General Censorship, Google, Government, Human Rights and Liberties, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Jacob Appelbaum, Newsworthy, Twitter, United States, Wall Street Journal, Wikileaks
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
‘Occupy Wall Street’ Fighting Bankster Greed and the Surveillance State
Over a week in, and despite mass arrests, the protesters are still camped out around the corner from Wall Street, and the Internet is watching. The crackdown on the Wall Street protesters this weekend seems to have backfired. The campsite-cum-experiment…
Tagged with: All Articles, Bull Connor, censorship, Censorship, Censorship in America, First Amendment, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Fourth Amendment, General Censorship, Government, Human Rights and Liberties, Martin Luther King Jr, New York City, Newsworthy, Occupy Wall Street, Sarah Jaffe, Wall Street, Wikileaks, YouTube, Zuccotti Park
Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
Morocco: Multiple Arrests Against Activists
Written by Hisham Almiraat There has been a sudden surge in arrests among pro-democracy activists and online campaigners in Morocco in recent days. Three have occurred in the past week alone. Little has been reported in the press and it…
Tagged with: Activism, Africa, All Articles, censorship, Censorship, Censorship in America, facebook, Free Speech Internet, General Censorship, Government, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Mohammed VI of Morocco, Morocco, Newsworthy, Pan-democracy camp, Wikileaks, YouTube
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
Who is WikiLeaks Blaming for Breaching Its Security? *
Whistleblowing website names names. Former ally blamed for leaking secret password. WikiLeaks, the whistleblowing website, has said that its massive archive of unredacted US state department cables was exposed in a security breach, which it blamed on its one-time partner – Britain’s Guardian newspaper.…
Tagged with: All Articles, censorship, Censorship, Censorship in America, David Leigh, First Amendment, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of speech, Freedom of the Press, General Censorship, Guardian, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Julian Assange, Luke Harding, Newsworthy, Wikileaks
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship
Posted in Human Rights, Internet Censorship
WikiLeaks Says Website Cyber-Attacked
The anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks says its website is under attack. The group said on its twitter feed Tuesday its main site was brought down by a cyber-attack, but it provided a link where it said visitors could still search through…
Tagged with: All Articles, censorship, Censorship, Censorship in America, Diplomatic cable, Free Speech Internet, General Censorship, Internet, National security, New York Times, Twitter, United States Department of State, United States diplomatic cables leak, Victoria Nuland, Wikileaks
Posted in Internet Censorship
Posted in Internet Censorship
A Situation of Parenti Control? Has WikiLeaks Inspired Artist @ExiledSurfer Been Censored, Blocked on US Government Networks?
Re-published from Wikileaks-Movie.com under the Creative Commons License Written by Jacob Andrews @exiledsurfer censored? ArtificialEyes.tv, the website and blog operated by artist and “Wikivisionary” Michael Parenti, appears to have been blocked and censored on at least one U.S. government computer network. While WikiLeaks-Movie.com is…
Tagged with: All Articles, Anonymous, censorship, Censorship in America, Federal government of the United States, First Amendment, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of speech, General Censorship, Government, Images, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Julian Assange, Michael Parenti, Military, Nation, Newsworthy, Photography, Politics, The Atlantic, United States Air Force, Wikileaks
Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
On Censorship, Art and WikiLeaks
This article is republished in its entirety with permission from Wikileaks-Movie.com, Written by Meltem Arikan. Censorship is not just about forbidding discussion of certain facts or limiting the freedom of thought. Our very patterns of thought, emotions, and beliefs can…
Tagged with: Adolf Hitler, All Articles, Art, art, Banned, big brother, Books, censorship, Censorship in America, Charlie Chaplin, Chuck Palahniuk, Film, film, First Amendment, Freedom of speech, General Censorship, Government, Human Rights and Liberties, Internet service provider, Pablo Picasso, Stanley Kubrick, Turkey, United Nations Security Council, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Office for Film and Broadcasting, Wikileaks
Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
How Hacker Activists Are Risking Jail for Everyone’s Right to Internet Freedom
Since WikiLeaks, authorities have been more aggressive about arresting citizen cyber activists. Yet new actions by the biggest “hacktivists” show they’re willing to risk it. Last week, British authorities arrested an alleged member of the self-proclaimed “hacktivist” collective LulzSec, accusing…
Tagged with: Adrian Lamo, All Articles, big brother, censorship, Censorship in America, Central Intelligence Agency, Denial-of-service attack, First Amendment, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Free Speech, Free Speech Internet, Freedom of speech, General Censorship, Government, Government, Human Rights and Liberties, Intellectual Freedom, Internet, internet, Internet censorship, Newsworthy, Operation Payback, Politics, Ryan Cleary, Twitter, United States, United States Constitution, Wikileaks
Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
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