Australia’s censorship creep is continuing to expand. This time, lawmakers are wanting to block “violent crime”.
Australia’s Censorship Creep Expands Again: Targets “Violent Crime” Read More »
It’s the gift that keeps on giving for opponents of internet censorship. As the list of censored websites grow, so does the list of websites
UK Mobile ISP Censors The Telegraph Read More »
We’ve been following the latest developments of UK mobile censorship closely; documenting when a website is found out to be censored on so-called ‘adult filters’.
ZeroPaid Added to the List of Censored Websites Read More »
The Open Rights Group has been investigating what websites being filtered on mobile networks. So far, the list has been quite startling as websites like
News Sites, Advocacy Organizations Discovered on UK Mobile Blacklists 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 »
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 »
For those who have been following the internet filtering debates, this latest development in Germany might ring a few bells. The German government and many
Germany Forces ISPs to Agree to Web Filtering Read More »
It may be another way to prove the futility of an internet blacklist mandated by the government.
Thai Internet Website Blacklist Leaked Read More »
isoHunt is a popular BitTorrent website which offers a large database for torrents. Unfortunately, it seems pressure is causing sites like isoHunt to start blacklisting
isoHunt Clarifies US Blacklisting Read More »
