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Los Angeles residents recently began seeing a new sort of Obama poster plastered across their city. Instead of

On July 1, the Chinese government will be rolling out censorship software on every new computer sold in

Network analysts Renesys reported this morning that the global effort to supply proxy internet servers for Iranians to

Tonight, the bored and lonely segment of Twitter users banded together to push three sexy, raunchy, and totally

The Washington Post has reported that a Nevada newspaper has been served a grand jury federal subpoena to

Today, the UK government finally released its long-awaited Digital Britain report, which, among other things, confirms the government's

In preparation for the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre on June 4th, China has started to

The Supreme Court of India has denied legal protection to a 19 year old computer science student facing

Wikileaks.org, a website that publishes classified, confidential, censored or otherwise secret documents for anyone to see, put out

Over the weekend, a debate raged across the tech blogosphere concerning the risks involved in developing for the

For most companies, having to deal with one piece of bad publicity in a day is already bad

With the start of the Olympics in Beijing being only a few days away, a lot of focus

Facebook and MySpace have replaced email for a substantial number of young people. Facebook, though, appears to believe

Russia, which is home to almost 30 million of Europe's 350 million Internet users may begin to extend

A very interesting site for whistle blowers called WikiLeaks is facing government censorship as today a California judge

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