The Net is increasingly getting broken into cantons. The digital chain connecting one's laptop to a Web site thousands of miles away can be traversed by a single click--so long as no link within the ...

In the wake of a federal court's unanimous decision declaring the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) unconstitutional, supporters of the mandatory Internet filtering law have not only appealed ...

Upon the initiative of the Alternative Communication Association, more than a hundred academics launched a signature campaign against applying the disputed internet filtering system at universities.

The 16th Turkey Internet Conference was held in Izmir last week. Internet censorship and filtering were the themes of more than 100 activities. A free internet was the common demand of internet users ...

BorderWare's new release guards e-mail systems against spam, viruses, trojans, worms, denial-of-service attacks and more. While MXtreme can limit spam on its own based on learning and tuning, it also ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Malaysia's information minister said on Friday a proposed Internet filter similar to China's "Green Dam" software" was aimed at stopping pornography. Critics say, ...

* Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. Read in Turkish An Internet content filtering system that Turkey's Information Technologies and ...

The U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-to-3 to uphold a law requiring the use of Internet filtering technology at public libraries that receive federal funding. The decision in United States vs. American ...

In its first public conference since research began in late 2005, the OpenNet Initiative (ONI) will be gathering at member institution, University of Oxford, "to discuss the current state of play of ...

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A first-year student at Harvard University’s law school is suing an Internet filtering company as part of his effort to view and distribute a concealed list of Web sites that the company deems ...