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Internet censorship rules creating problems for social sites
New Delhi News.Net
Sunday 21st March, 2010
Internet experts have warned that censorship in China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Cuba, Myanmar and North Korea could threaten the growth of some social networking companies.
While the different countries are filtering or blocking access to Internet sites they deem dangerous, Silicon Valley companies in California, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google are concerned their growth will be stifled.
The affected companies provide news, information and social access.
The named governments regard Internet information as a high security priority, because of the political content which can be transmitted.
China alone has 384 million Internet users, who are seen as part of a potentially rich growth market.  Email this story to a friend
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Anonymous
03-22-10, 03:34 AM |
Social Internet sites upset by security blockages
*Internet experts* again? Stop hiding and come out of the closet! Internet experts refer to the Western intelligence agents like the CIA, MI6, ASIO, etcetera.
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` ~galljdaj+
03-22-10, 10:09 AM |
The Internet has turned...
... . And thereby 'TURNED' into a huge stripminnig field!
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Anonymous
03-22-10, 03:59 PM |
The status qou want to control the resources, thats why.
In the past there were fake missionary who were agents for colonialism. Today there are so call software experts who are agent for creating chaos in country too independent of hegemon’s control. Don’t just keep on asking why people lock there door tight at night, its time to ask who was prowling to rob the neighborhood using the pretext of free access.
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