Arsip: Censorship
Wikipedia for propaganda
NOT quite a new modus, but it’s getting worse and worse. A threat to open global information service? Wikipedia user deleted 15 paragraphs from an article on e-voting machine-vendor Diebold, excising an entire section critical of the company’s machines. While anonymous, such changes typically leave behind digital fingerprints offering hints about the contributor, such as the [...]— Firman Firdaus • September 12th, 2007
Handbook from RSF
Reporters sans frontières has something for you bloggers and cyber-dissidents. This handbook is made to help you with handy tips and technical advice on how to to remain anonymous and to get round censorship. It is available in 5 languages. Please click here to go to RSF’s page and download the handbook.— ikram • July 25th, 2007
It’s Not That Private
James Massola from New Matilda decided to join a social networking service Facebook to find out what one actually does with it. Starting from the first registration page, he was asked for his full name, email address and the usual password and birth date questions. After confirming his decision to join the site, he was [...]— ikram • July 6th, 2007
Flickr Blocked In China?
It has been a week that Flickr has not shown images to users in mainland China, and it is likely because it has been blocked. “It is our understanding that Flickr users in China are not able to see images on Flickr, and we have confirmed that this is not a technical issue on our [...]— ikram • June 13th, 2007
Amnesty International on Internet Censorship
Jemima Kiss from Guardian Unlimited shared a story about an Amnesty International’s event last night. It was on a subject “that doesn’t receive anywhere near enough attention – internet censorship”.— ikram • June 7th, 2007
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