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Classification Board takes aim at iPhone, smartphone mobile apps 23/10/2009 16:34:00
The Australian Classification Board recently expressed its concern over the availability of unclassified applications for the iPhone and smartphonesFirst- and third-party applications available for download on the iPhone and other smartphones may need to be submitted for classification, according to Donald McDonald, director of the Australian Classification Board.Adult games to be blocked by Internet filter? 22/10/2009 10:00:00
Lack of 18+ rating in Australia could spell trouble for online gamersThe Rudd Government’s proposed internet filtering system could have a big effect on online gaming in Australia. During a Senate estimates hearing in Canberra yesterday, Senator Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, admitted that the lack of an R classification in Australia for computer and video games was "under policy consideration" in light of Internet filtering plans.Five technologies Iran is using to censor the Web 21/07/2009 10:51:00
Government uses both blunt and surgical tools to stifle dissidents, hacker saysOne month after a disputed presidential election sparked widespread unrest in Iran, the country's government has initiated a cyber-crackdown that is challenging hackers across the globe to find new ways to help keep Iranian dissidents connected to the Web.World of Warcraft awaits China's approval to relaunch 20/07/2009 17:31:00
The game has already been offline for six weeks as it switches local operatorsThe relaunch of the popular online game World of Warcraft in China, where it has already been offline for six weeks, still faces an indefinite delay as it awaits government approval for its content.Does Google know too much about you? 11/07/2009 05:22:00
You could argue that Google is fundamentally reluctant to respect privacy in preference of innovationDo you trust Google? If you use its multitude of online services on a daily basis you might, but is that assumption wise? For some, Google is a wonderful company with a broad selection of useful online tools that make life easier, but for others Google is a looming, unregulated monster just waiting for the moment to drop the 'don't' from the company's unofficial motto, "Don't be evil."Suit over China's Web filter to target Lenovo, Acer, Sony 03/07/2009 19:05:00
A U.S. company will take legal action over use of its code by China's Web filtering softwareA U.S. company will seek legal action against Lenovo, Acer and Sony next week over their shipment in China of controversial software that the company says stole its programming code.Has China's Green Dam burst? 03/07/2009 16:14:00
Despite official claims to the contrary, the Green Dam software was discovered to be blocking more than just pornographyChina did a sudden about-face late yesterday and decided to delay its controversial requirement that all computers sold after July 1 must come with Web filtering software.Apple may be exempt from China's Web filter mandate 03/07/2009 15:21:00
Non-Windows machines do not have to come with the softwareApple appears to be exempt from China's mandate that a controversial Internet filtering program be shipped with all computers sold in the country.China delays censorware mandate for PC makers 30/06/2009 23:45:00
Questions of piracy, security and free speech still hang over the filter softwareChina postponed its requirement for PC makers to ship Internet filtering software with new computers late Tuesday, just hours before the deadline it previously set.Google censors China porn searches 23/06/2009 21:34:00
Google disbled Google Suggest features on Google.cn and made several other changes to block smutGoogle engineers have put in place several measures to remove pornography from search results in China, after the government warned the company its filter was too weak.China censorship 09/06/2009 09:45:00
Hardware makers in China now have an uncomfortable choice: Ship Web filtering software with every PC, or stop selling PCs.Don't look now, but China is messing with the Interwebs again.China demands new PCs have Web site-blocking program 08/06/2009 18:14:00
The move raised concern that government moves to contain online porn could also target other contentChina will require that Web filtering software be included with all computers sold in the country, another step up in its efforts to control pornography and other content on the Internet.20 years after Tiananmen, China containing dissent online 01/06/2009 04:36:00
China has limited expression online despite hopes the Internet could fuel democratic reformThe Internet has brought new hope to reformists in China since the country crushed pro-democracy protests in the capital 20 years ago. But as dissidents have gone high-tech, the government in turn has worked to restrict free speech on the Internet, stifling threats to its rule that could grow online.China clears bloggers who criticized government 20/05/2009 15:38:00
Beijing may be allowing more free speech, though within clear limitsTwo Chinese bloggers separately detained for writing online about government corruption have had their charges dropped by police in recent weeks.Bill would turn Internet flamers into felons 09/05/2009 02:11:00
The broadly written bill potentially could turn a lot of flamers and bloggers into felonsA little-noticed bill re-introduced in Congress last month would make the use of popular electronic communications a felony if "the intent is to coerce, intimidate, harass, or cause substantial emotional distress to a person."
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