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Censorship is arguably the most irreversible path a publication can travel. We are a semi-forgiving society that understands journalists will get the story…

To those without the technological expertise to fully understand what this all means, it could seem as a harmless measure by a government body to protect…

In a recent post on TechCrunch, Twitter was reported to have used their country-to-country blocking powers for the first time. The popular social media...

There’s been a lot of focus, especially in the past year, on internet censorship. From the battle against online piracy to the recent use of Facebook...

Twitter is one of the hottest internet tools on the planet. At the current time, however, it is also one of the most scrutinized. Once viewed as a medium...

After last week's high-energy American Censorship Day flew through with amazing responses from websites everywhere, much of the buzz has faded in the last...

For those of you following the Google Vs. China melodrama, you know the internet giant is doing its best to walk a fine line between revolutionizing...

Google takes on the world’s governments today, publishing details about how often countries around the world ask it for user data or instruct it to...

If China and Google were listed as a couple on Facebook, right now they'd have to change their status to 'It's Complicated', as China's state-run Xinhua...