Censoring Internet
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Chinese Censors Probe Baidu, Youku Tudou Over Violent Shows: Xinhua
The latest websites under investigation, including a web portal owned by Chinese Internet firm NetEase, are suspected of distributing violent shows.
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Twitter says it can censor tweets if legally required
Twitter has announced that it can now selectively censor tweets on a country-by-country basis, a move which may augur well for India which reportedly urged social media websites to remove offensive contents.
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Clinton urges countries not to stifle online voices
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders urged countries and private businesses on Thursday to fight increasing efforts to restrict access to the Internet by repressive governments and even some democratic ones.
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Hillary Clinton defends internet freedom
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at length about Internet freedom in an address on Friday in The Hague. She called on the global community to protect freedoms of expression, association and assembly in the online world.
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'No question of censoring Internet', says Sachin Pilot
After the outrage over Union minister Kapil Sibal's move asking internet firms like Google and Facebook to screen offensive content, Minister of State for Communications and IT, Sachin Pilot, has released a statement clarifying the government's stand.
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Chinese Censors Probe Baidu, Youku Tudou Over Violent Shows: Xinhua
The latest websites under investigation, including a web portal owned by Chinese Internet firm NetEase, are suspected of distributing violent shows.
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Twitter says it can censor tweets if legally required
Twitter has announced that it can now selectively censor tweets on a country-by-country basis, a move which may augur well for India which reportedly urged social media websites to remove offensive contents.
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Clinton urges countries not to stifle online voices
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders urged countries and private businesses on Thursday to fight increasing efforts to restrict access to the Internet by repressive governments and even some democratic ones.
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Hillary Clinton defends internet freedom
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at length about Internet freedom in an address on Friday in The Hague. She called on the global community to protect freedoms of expression, association and assembly in the online world.
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'No question of censoring Internet', says Sachin Pilot
After the outrage over Union minister Kapil Sibal's move asking internet firms like Google and Facebook to screen offensive content, Minister of State for Communications and IT, Sachin Pilot, has released a statement clarifying the government's stand.
