News regarding censorship.
After the embarrassing Transport Security Administration (TSA) leak where workers failed to properly redact documents related to screening procedures, three Republican lawmakers want to criminalize […]
US Lawmakers Want to Criminalize Whistleblower Sites Over TSA Leak Read More »
Just days after Irish ISP Eircom decided to block the Pirate Bay as part of a “settlement” in court with the copyright industry, the Irish
Irish Pirate Party Opposes Eircom’s Decision to Block Pirate Bay Read More »
Is it criminal to even talk about CSS contained in a DVD? Apparently, with respect to circumvention, that’s what Finland wants to do through a
Finland Wants to Criminalize Talking About DRM Circumvention Read More »
Controversial or not, the proposed web censorship legislation is now one step closer to becoming law in Germany. All this after one member decided to
German Parliament Passes Web Censorship Legislation Read More »
While the German Pirate Party failed to gain enough support to win a seat, fate, it seems, had other plans for the party. A German
German Pirate Party Now Has a Seat in German Reichstag Read More »
A few months ago, when Wikileaks was blocked by Australian censors for leaking the Australian blacklist (later found to have legal websites in it), an
Finnish Blacklist Transparency Website Added to Finnish Blacklist Read More »
France, Australia, Britain, Canada, Iran and China aren’t the only countries either deliberating on or actively using mandatory DNS blacklists. It seems that there is
German Mandatory DNS Blacklist Blasted By Critics, Protests Emerge Read More »
Is it bad publicity for plaintiff lawyers when the judge presiding of the case against The Pirate Bay admins is accused of being biased? What
In just about every place in the world, Google is the number one search engine. China is an exception to that where Baidu.cn is the
Chinese Government Mandated Search Engine Blacklist Leaked Read More »
Two days ago, we pointed to a story about the German government forcing ISPs to agree to a web filtering program in the country. There
German Book Publishers Want to Add Rapidshare to ISP Blacklist Read More »
