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Filtering and Circumvention in Iran

17-Jun-09

Here’s a guest post I wrote yesterday for the MIT Technology Review about filtering and circumvention during the protests in Iran.

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China Bans the Letter ‘F’

12-Jun-09

China recently mandated that Green Dam, a client side application that filters pornography and political content, be installed on all computers manufactured in China starting July 1, 2009. One way the application blocks access to sites is to kill the browser window when it tries to visit an offending site. The above video demonstrates that […]

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