'Snoopers' charter' revival on hold as redraft demanded |
27/1/15 |
Mobile firms and government agree deal to reduce 'not-spots' |
18/12/14 |
Tech rivals join Microsoft in fight over US data demand |
17/12/14 |
Dutch data watchdog threatens Google with £12m fine |
16/12/14 |
Facebook's government user data requests up 24% |
6/11/14 |
Government crackdown on mobile 'notspots' |
6/11/14 |
Hungarians march against draft internet tax |
16/10/14 |
Theresa May: We need to collect communications data 'haystack' |
16/10/14 |
Tech firms want 'digital ministers' and easier migration |
16/09/14 |
North Korea to offer mobile internet access |
22/02/13 |
North Korea: On the net in world's most secretive nation |
10/12/12 |
UAE places restrictions on online dissent |
13/11/12 |
Syria 'bans iPhones' over protest footage |
02/12/12 |
Chinese firms to increase censorship of online content |
07/11/11 |
China shut 1.3 million websites in 2010 |
13/07/11 |
Libya removes itself from the net |
04/03/11 |
Government IT use must change |
02/03/10 |
Linkedln says China has unblocked its service |
26/02/11 |
Are governments closing the net around web freedom? |
04/02/11 |
Vodafone network 'hijacked' by Egypt |
03/02/11 |
Egypt severs internet connection amid growing unrest |
28/01/11 |
Egypt denies clampdown on Twitter ad Facebook |
26/01/11 |
Online petition plan for Parliament to go ahead |
28/12/10 |
China leadership 'orchestrated Google hacking' |
04/12/10 |
Should Obama's 'internet kill switch power' be curbed? |
24/11/10 |
Whitehall business plans website 'to shift power' |
08/11/10 |
Turkey lifts two-year ban on YouTube |
30/10/10 |
French to bankroll music buying |
15/10/10 |
Lybia takes hard line on .ly link shortening domains |
06/10/10 |
Iran jails pioneering blogger for 'anti-state activity' |
28/09/10 |
Google releases censorship tools |
21/09/10 |
Mozambique 'blocked texts' during food riots |
14/09/10 |
Anti-censorship program Haystack withdrawn |
14/09/10 |
Google and Skype could be hit by India data curbs |
31/08/10 |
Blackberry makes offer to India ahead of ban deadline |
26/08/10 |
North Korea creates Twitter and YouTube presence |
18/08/10 |
Two Gulf states to ban some Blackberry functions |
01/08/10 |
Government spends thousands on iPhone apps |
06/07/10 |
Pakistan to monitor Google and Yahoo for 'blasphemy' |
25/06/10 |
Governemnt to axe hundreds of unnecessary websites |
25/06/10s |
China defends internet censorship |
08/06/10 |
Database of government spending to be opened up |
03/06/10 |
Bangladesh blocks Facebook over political cartoons |
30/05/10 |
Pakistan blocks access to YouTube in internet crackdown |
20/05/10 |
Calls for new broadband minister |
18/05/10 |
Web revolution sweeps whitehall |
14/05/10 |
Chaotic polling problems lead to calls for e-voting |
07/05/10 |
Google reveals government data requests and censorship |
20/04/10 |
South Korean children face gaming curfew |
13/04/10 |
Chinese learn to leap the 'Great Firewall' |
19/03/10 |
China warns Google to comply with censorship laws |
12/03/10 |
Internet restrictions curtail human rights, says US |
11/03/10 |
China tightens internet controls |
23/02/10 |
MEPs condemn Nokia Siemens 'surveillance tech' in Iran |
11/02/10 |
Trekking 1,000 km in China for e-mail |
11/02/10 |
Twitter etc and the election: Is it worth the risk? |
10/02/10 |
The web makes the personal, political |
05/02/10 |
Libya must halt web crackdown, says rights group |
04/02/10 |
Timeline: China and net censorship |
14/01/10 |
Computer game gives taste of life as an MP |
12/01/10 |
France considers tax for Google, Yahoo and Facebook |
08/01/10 |
London unveils digital datastore |
07/01/10 |
Chinese plan to meter net traffic |
18/12/09 |
Web to watch government spending |
11/12/09 |
India blocks millions of mobiles for security reasons |
01/12/09 |
Government e-petitions give power to the people |
26/11/09 |
Iraq government launches its own channel on YouTube |
25/11/09 |
Opera web browser 'censors' Chinese content |
24/11/09 |
China to ban beating of web addicts |
05/11/09 |
Government opens data to public |
21/10/09 |
Moving towards Government 2.0 |
15/10/09 |
Cuba bloggers test government limits |
08/10/09 |
Call to use more government data |
07/09/09 |
China scales back screening plan |
13/08/09 |
Ideas sought for open government |
11/08/09 |
Defending virtual borders |
07/08/09 |
Twitter Iran delay 'not forced' |
06/08/09 |
Government advice urges tweeting |
27/07/09 |
China clampdown on tech in Urumqi |
06/07/09 |
Iran 'lifts block on SMS texting' |
02/07/09 |
China cracks down on virtual cash |
30/06/09 |
China delays internet filter plan |
30/06/09 |
Google access disrupted in China |
25/06/09 |
Hi-tech helps Iranian monitoring |
22/06/09 |
China clarifies web filter plans |
18/06/09 |
China's computers at hacking risk |
10/06/09 |
Twitterers defy China's firewall |
10/06/09 |
China defends screening software |
09/06/09 |
Tehran blocks access to Facebook |
24/05/09 |
Social network sites 'monitored' |
25/03/09 |
China criticised over YouTube |
25/03/09 |
China 'blocks YouTube video site' |
24/03/09 |
Whitehall defends 'fantasy world' |
19/03/09 |
MPs 'talking not hearing online' |
24/02/09 |
Brown launches 'recovery' website |
23/02/09 |
White House plans open government |
24/01/09 |
Vietnam tightens rules on blogs |
24/12/08 |
US warned of China 'cyber-spying' |
20/11/08 |
Malaysia blogger's joy at release |
07/11/08 |
Tech giants in human rights deal |
28/10/08 |
New media plan to combat Taleban |
10/10/08 |
China 'spying on Skype messages' |
03/10/08 |
Burma blocks emergency telecoms |
25/06/08 |
Blogger arrests hit record high |
16/07/08 |
Burma's emergency telecoms delay |
09/05/08 |
Cuba lifts ban on home computers |
03/04/08 |
IOC warns China over web access |
01/04/08 |
Cuba lifts curbs on mobile phones |
28/03/08 |
How the open net closed its doors |
25/03/08 |
China's battle to police the web |
25/03/08 |
BBC website unblocked in China |
25/03/08 |
Virtual demos over net censorship |
13/03/08 |
US seeks terrorists in web worlds |
03/03/08 |
Pakistan lifts the ban on YouTube |
26/02/08 |
Pakistan blocks YouTube website |
24/01/08 |
Net body issues plea for liberty |
24/01/08 |
Sarkozy proposes new internet tax |
09/01/08 |
Governement failing on e-crime |
05/12/07 |
Warning on e-governemtn risks |
23/11/07 |
US panel supports China net laws |
24/10/07 |
Daily reality of net censorship |
17/10/07 |
Web dissent on the rise in China |
16/10/07 |
Report highlights blog censorship |
16/10/07 |
Politicians must let go - Cameron |
11/10/07 |
Burma cyber-dissidents crack censorship |
26/09/07 |
Government mulls broadband help |
19/09/07 |
Chinese web filtering erratic |
12/09/07 |
China denies Pentagon cyber-raid |
04/09/07 |
German spyware plans trigger row |
31/08/07 |
Virtual police patrol China web |
29/08/07 |
Yahoo plea over China rights case |
28/08/07 |
Malaysia cracks down on bloggers |
25/07/07 |
Japan's old fashioned campaigning |
12/07/07 |
Yahoo's China policy rejected |
12/06/07 |
Zimbabwe's bugging bill condemned |
15/06/07 |
Yahoo's China policy rejected |
12/06/07 |
Call to open up public data use |
08/06/07 |
E-petitions should prompt votes |
06/06/07 |
Censorship changes face of net |
06/06/07 |
YouTube site 'blocked' in Morocco |
29/05/07 |
China abandons blog identity plan |
23/05/07 |
Global net censorship growing |
18/05/07 |
China leader urges net crackdown |
25/04/07 |
China seeks to limit game hours |
11/04/07 |
Thailand blocks access to YouTube |
04/04/07 |
How governments censor the web |
22/03/07 |
Internet curbs for India's top students |
17/03/07 |
Sweden seeks telecoms monitoring |
08/03/07 |
Turkish court bans YouTube access |
07/03/07 |
China ban on new internet cafes |
06/03/07 |
Texting to beat Zimbabwe censors |
27/02/07 |
Egypt blogger jailed for insult |
22/02/07 |
Net giants still failing China |
18/12/06 |
China crackdown on online games |
12/12/06 |
Vietnam's internet freedom dilemma |
12/12/06 |
Web censorship bypass unveiled |
27/11/06 |
Enemies of the internet named |
07/11/06 |
Firms defend dealing with China |
31/10/06 |
Free speech online under threat |
27/10/06 |
Outrage at Zimbabwe bugging plan |
31/08/06 |
China blocks main Google site |
07/06/06 |
Web censorship |
29/05/06 |
Amnesty to target net repression |
28/05/06 |
Site launches Chinese Wikipedia |
11/05/06 |
Net censorship spreads worldwide |
04/05/06 |
Internet firms bowed to Beijing |
02/02/06 |
Google censors itself for China |
25/01/06 |
Google move 'black day' for China |
25/01/06 |
Iran blocks BBC Persian website |
24/01/06 |
The great firewall of China |
06/01/06 |
Hi-tech firms censured over China |
19/12/05 |
Hungry for net freedom in Tunisia |
21/11/05 |
Tunisia slated over net controls |
17/11/07 |
Malaysian gamers face night curfew |
10/11/05 |
Outspoken Chinese blog blocked |
03/11/05 |
China tightens grip on web news |
26/09/05 |
China imposes online gaming curbs |
25/08/05 |
Iran
targets dissent on the net |
24/06/05 |
Breaking down the great firewall |
30/04/05 |
China's tight rein on online growth |
08/03/05 |
Iran's bloggers in censorship protest |
22/09/04 |
China
gets tough on Internet porn |
06/09/04 |
Cyber
cops to patrol Vietnam net |
05/08/04 |
China
to censor text messages |
02/07/04 |
Iraqis
seek self rule on the net |
29/06/04 |
Syrian
jailed for Internet usage |
21/06/04 |
China
creates a web vigilante site |
11/06/04 |
China
censors online video games |
01/06/04 |
Estonia opens politics to the web |
07/05/04 |
Shanghai cameras spy on web users |
22/04/04 |
Chinese activists evade web controls |
30/01/04 |
China
tightens web control |
27/01/04 |
Bombay
plans cyber cafe controls |
27/01/04 |
Cuba
law tightens internet access |
24/01/04 |
Iran's president defends web control |
12/12/03 |
Singapore tackles cyber terror |
11/11/03 |
Thailand
restricts online gamers |
08/07/03 |
UK
Government plans 'one stop shop' |
03/06/03 |
Greeks
fight computer game ban |
05/09/02 |