Daily Archives: March 15, 2014

Former ThinkProgress writer describes White House #39;censorship #39;
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Unnecessary Censorship Pt.2

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Edward Snowden NSA Spying Censorship Internet linux hacking Screenshot Scandal Ukraine Mar 10 2014
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Slow Porn, Laggy Games and Censorship (The End of Net Neutrality)
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South Park: Stick of Truth - Censorship
In the fourth episode of the new South Park game, I worry about the rules of YouTube and nudity. Ugh. Censorship. More every Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Frida...

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Missing Malaysian Plane: Relatives of Chinese Passengers Subjected to State Censorship.
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Unnecessary Censorship - Davy and Goliath Good Neighbors
Unnecessary Censorship - Davy and Goliath Good Neighbors.

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Index Freedom of Expression Awards: Arts nominee Mayam Mahmoud
Hijab wearing Egyptian rapper Mayam Mahmoud uses hip-hop to address issues such as sexual harassment and to stand up for women #39;s rights in the country that, ...

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Warhammer 40K w/ Mabeanie - Much Censorship
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The Silicon Valley tech giant announced that it is encrypting web searches in China, in order to protect users from unauthorized surveillance and censorship by government entities or hackers. Google announced that any text entered into its search engine will be automatically encrypted, making the information indecipherable. This new development could render the so-called Great Firewall of China, the nations infamous online censorship system, useless in tracking Google users activity.

The new encryptions will prevent external entities from viewing user activity, allowing users to search Chinas sensitive search terms, like Tiananmen Square or Dalai Lama, without detection. But while the encryption adds a layer of protection to users, China can and does control the search results that return.

Google rolled out the added security measures after the U.S. National Security Agency was revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden to be operating a data-mining scheme known as PRISM. Google, and other tech companies like Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO), have announcedsimilar security measures against future unauthorized access from either hackers or state entities.

The revelations of this past summer underscored our need to strengthen our networks, a Google spokesman announced. Among the many improvements weve made in recent months is to encrypt Google Search by default around the world.

Googles uneasy relationship with Beijing has made encryption a difficult pursuit, while most other users around the world have been able to opt into encrypted searches since 2010. This marks the first time Google has enabled the extra security as a default setting in China.

This builds on our work over the past few years to increase the number of our services that are encrypted by default and encourage the industry to adopt stronger security standards, said the spokesman.

After Googles official departure from mainland China in 2011 (while still operating freely in Hong Kong), Chinas homegrown search-engine Baidu solidified its dominance there. The Beijing-based company, though not state-owned, does abide by government censorship laws, often also using self-censorship.

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