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US marines barred from social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.

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BT Mobile Broadband blocks the Pirate Bay.

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Australian Web filters to censor video games.

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China tells Google to end foreign website access.

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Iran's Web Spying Aided By Western Technology

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Australia secretly censors Wikileaks press release and Danish Internet censorship list.

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Banned hyperlinks in Australia could cost you $11,000 a day.

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Iranian government blocks Facebook access before the presidential election.

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China Requires Censorship Software on New PCs

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Australian Government bans internet links to allegedly harmful content.

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Germany deletes WikiLeaks.de domain after raid

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Denmark has 3863 sites on censorship list as of February 2008.

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Australian Government adds Wikileaks to banned website list, and websites who link out to 'banned' hyperlinks are liable to fine of up to Aus $11,000 a day.

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British porn filter censors 13 years of net history on Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.

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Irish ISP will disconnect Internet users after three unsubstantiated copyright claims.

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In Denmark there are 3863 internet sites on censorship list as of February 2008.

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Most British employers monitor internet access at work.

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China winning cyber war, US Congress warned.

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Iran blocks access to more than five million websites.

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Owner of an website critical of the Russian authorities shot dead by police in police custody.

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Six of the UK's biggest internet service providers have agreed a plan to monitor the internet to catch illegal file-sharing.

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The International Olympic Committee cut a deal with Chinese authorities to allow them to block access to a wide range of websites during the Olympic Games.

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China to Limit Web Access During Olympic Games

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UK parents to be punished for children’s net piracy.

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France is joining at least five other countries where Internet service providers block access to offensive content.

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