
(Sec. Clinton via Wikipedia)
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declared in a speech that unrestricted Internet access was a top priority of the Administration. In the process she took on China and a number of other countries around the world including Egypt for the recent cases of Internet censorship.
In her speech Secretary Clinton built [...]
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Google email accounts were presumably hacked by the Chinese government in December. Since the victims were primarily Chinese human rights activists this resulted in a strain between Google and the Chinese government.
Now Google is saying that they may quit China over censorship of search results.
For once Google is on our side. China is [...]
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A new bill has been introduced in Congress addressing ‘Cyberbullying’- H.R. 1966. The dangerous part is the unforeseen ways the bill may ultimately be used by authorities and interpreted by activist judges in the future.
The ‘Cyberbullying’ bill revolves around using the Internet in particular—email, blogs instant messaging, websites, text messages [...]
(-Map of the Internet via Wikipedia)
A couple of years ago I was checking out the Internet to see what there was on a church organization that I belong too. I was completely shocked to find so much inaccurate material, and some down right malicious statements about several key leaders that I have known for over [...]
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I found this on the Persecution blog, originally posted on Jihad Watch:
Muslims hack “Christians on Facebook” site, change its name to “There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet”
Todd Snider, whose pro-Israel site on Facebook was hacked and destroyed by Hizballah supporters, is not alone: the Facebook Jihad is breaking [...]
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