Saudi Arabia to Crack Down on 'Anti-Islamic' Social Media Posts
Riyadh examining legal precedent for filing charges against social media sites which allow posts about adultery, atheism, and other vices.
Riyadh examining legal precedent for filing charges against social media sites which allow posts about adultery, atheism, and other vices.
Turkey lifts its block on Twitter, 24 hours after its highest court overturned the ban.
Turkish government blocks access to Google DNS which many had been using in order to bypass the ban on Twitter.
Amid pressure over corruption scandal, Turkey's prime minister threatens to take Internet censorship even further.
Despite protests, Turkey's president Abdullah Gul signs law that tightens controls over web use.
Secret documents leaked by Edward Snowden indicate that Britain is running a secret internet monitoring station in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia shuts down Internet messenger application Viber for failing to comply with unspecified regulations.
Iran is tightening control of the Internet ahead of next month’s election, being mindful of street protests organized the last time around.
Several thousand hareidi-religious men in Britain meet to discuss the dangers of the Internet.
Law obligates internet providers to provide free tools for filtering obscene sites and content.
The IDF censor will now monitor journalists' and bloggers' social media accounts – and you don't even have to be Israeli