censorship 
137 posts and columns on censorship
Vietnamese Government Passes Law to Fine Social Media Critics
“Decree 72” could levy steep fines and even imprisonment against those who use social media to criticize the state.Twitter’s Mobile Update Can Keep Your Sensitive Eyes Safe From Sexy Tweets
Avert thine eyes no more, fearers of tweet porn!Voices
Alibaba Founder Jack Ma’s Tiananmen Comments Draw Ire
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. founder and executive chairman Jack Ma labeled the 1989 crackdown on protesters in Tiananmen Square as “the most correct decision” at the time and broached the subject of Chinese Internet censorship in a recent interview, drawing sharp criticism online.Voices
China’s “Wall” Hits Business
Experts say the blocks that keep Chinese users from accessing services like Facebook, Twitter and Google Inc.’s online-video unit YouTube, are hurting businesses, slowing their traffic and hindering their use of a new generation of cloud-computing services.Nudged by Apple, Twitter’s Porn Saga Ends in a Raw Deal for Vine
In App Store dealings, sometimes compromise hurts.Twitter’s Vine App Doesn’t Have a Porn Problem. It Has a Porn Discovery Problem.
Hide your porn better, Twitter.Toward a More Visual Language: How Social Networks Skirt Censorship in China
There are ways around the hard-and-fast rules of the state. Listen up, Facebook.Court Says Negative Yelp Reviews Shouldn’t Be Censored
Just because someone says something not nice about you doesn’t mean you can sue them to take it down.Voices
