Online Censorship
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Sri Lanka To Amend Online Censorship Law After Backlash From Tech Giants
Sri Lanka said Tuesday it would amend its strict new internet censorship law after opposition from global tech giants, who risked criminal prosecutions for content shared on social media.
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China Releases New Rules On Censorship Of Online Comments, Likes: Report
Amid anti-government views and posts in the wake of the massive public protests across the country over Covid lockdowns and a fresh outbreak, China released new guidelines on the censorship of online comments and 'likes'.
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Google Employees Go Public To Protest China Search Engine Dragonfly
More than 30 Google employees have joined a public petition protesting the company's plans to build a search engine that complies with China's online censorship regime.
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China Detains Man in Xinjiang for Rumours about Deadly Attack
China has detained a man in its unruly western Xinjiang region for spreading what it said were Internet rumours about an attack in July in which nearly 100 people were killed, state media said on Monday.
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Europe's Digital Firms Demand New Antitrust Probe Against Google
In a submission, the Open Internet Project accused Google of using its dominant position to abuse competitors and squeeze out rivals.
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Why Google didn't pick India or China for its first data centres in Asia
The location of the data centres highlights the lack of a proper regulatory framework in India, and the online censorship in China.
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Facebook, Google oppose cheerleader's defamation lawsuit
From Twitter and Facebook to Amazon and Google, the biggest names of the Internet are blasting a federal judge's decision allowing an Arizona-based gossip website to be sued for defamation by a former Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader convicted of having sex with a teenager.
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No censorship for social media, but laws must be followed: Sibal
Kapil Sibal, online censorship, Google, Facebook
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Sri Lanka To Amend Online Censorship Law After Backlash From Tech Giants
Sri Lanka said Tuesday it would amend its strict new internet censorship law after opposition from global tech giants, who risked criminal prosecutions for content shared on social media.
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China Releases New Rules On Censorship Of Online Comments, Likes: Report
Amid anti-government views and posts in the wake of the massive public protests across the country over Covid lockdowns and a fresh outbreak, China released new guidelines on the censorship of online comments and 'likes'.
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Google Employees Go Public To Protest China Search Engine Dragonfly
More than 30 Google employees have joined a public petition protesting the company's plans to build a search engine that complies with China's online censorship regime.
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China Detains Man in Xinjiang for Rumours about Deadly Attack
China has detained a man in its unruly western Xinjiang region for spreading what it said were Internet rumours about an attack in July in which nearly 100 people were killed, state media said on Monday.
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Europe's Digital Firms Demand New Antitrust Probe Against Google
In a submission, the Open Internet Project accused Google of using its dominant position to abuse competitors and squeeze out rivals.
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Why Google didn't pick India or China for its first data centres in Asia
The location of the data centres highlights the lack of a proper regulatory framework in India, and the online censorship in China.
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Facebook, Google oppose cheerleader's defamation lawsuit
From Twitter and Facebook to Amazon and Google, the biggest names of the Internet are blasting a federal judge's decision allowing an Arizona-based gossip website to be sued for defamation by a former Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader convicted of having sex with a teenager.
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No censorship for social media, but laws must be followed: Sibal
Kapil Sibal, online censorship, Google, Facebook
