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  • MZ, call your office: Facebook’s Zuckerberg may face criminal charges in Pakistan
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 12 Jul 2010
    Categories: Pakistan, Asia, Arrests and legal action, Social filtering
    Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and CEO, may face criminal charges from Lahore High Court of Pakistan if the court chooses to re-open the case that began with the Facebook group, “Draw Mohammad Day.”
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  • Honduras: one year after the military coup, press freedom remains under siege
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 29 Jun 2010
    Categories: Latin America, Human rights
    Media organizations continue to face threats on the one-year anniversary of the coup d’état on the government of Manuel Zelaya.
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  • YouTube Censored: A Recent History
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 28 Jun 2010
    Categories: ONI, Internet tools filtering
    ONI invites visitors to check out our newest social media map: a four-year history of YouTube censorship around the world.
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  • Censorship by Venezuela’s largest ISP
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 18 Jun 2010
    Categories: Venezuela, Latin America, Obscenity, Social filtering
    In April, quelacreo.com (NSFW), a site that features photographs and video of violent sex crimes, was censored by CANTV.
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  • Mexico: #Cananea censored?
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 11 Jun 2010
    Categories: Mexico, Latin America, Human rights, Political filtering
    Mexican ‘tuiteros’ responded when police forcibly ended a workers’ strike in Sonora.
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  • Venezuelan news site accused of "attacking constitutional order" and "supporting a coup d’état"
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 11 Jun 2010
    Categories: Venezuela, Latin America, Arrests and legal action, Conflict and security filtering
    On Sunday, Hugo Chávez ordered a federal investigation of one of the nation’s most widely read online news sources, Noticiero Digital.
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  • Cuba and Venezuela connect through socialism, fiber optic cable
    By: Ellery Biddle
    Date: 10 Jun 2010
    Categories: Cuba, Latin America, Legislation, Filtering tech and software
    A submarine fiber optic cable will improve Internet connectivity in the Caribbean, but could also lead to increased Internet restriction.
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