Iran’s Insoluble Paradox of Cutting Off the Internet
Iran's policy of cutting off the internet for the vague prospect of impeding a revolt should leave the international community ...
Tag: internet freedom
The Rise of Internet Sovereignty and the End of the World Wide Web?
The notion of internet sovereignty as a uniquely Chinese and Russian approach fails to identify how the same underlying principles ...
Internet Freedom: What’s Good For the West May Not Work For the Rest
The recent spate of regimes censoring the internet should be a catalyst for the international community and nonprofits interested in developing a free ...
VPNs are Powerful but Risky. Get an App You Can Trust and Forget the Free Ones
VPNs are worthwhile for browsing the Internet anonymously or circumventing censors – but only use the ones that can be ...
Chinese-Style ‘Digital Authoritarianism’ Grows Globally [Study]
Governments worldwide are stepping up the use of online tools, in many cases inspired by China's model, to suppress dissent ...
Impact of Google Returning to China Will Reach Beyond Chinese Market
If Google provides a censored engine to China, why wouldn't other authoritarian countries that are increasingly importing Chinese censorship not ...
European Parliament Votes Against Controversial Copyright Reform
The European Parliament rejected so-called "anti-meme" legislation that would require Internet giants to pay billions to content creators.
Russian Internet Suppression Has Gotten Much Worse
The rights group Agora published a report saying that Russian internet suppression resulted in an increase in arrests over blogs ...
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