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Infographic: You Are Not Safe Online!
This infographic was originally published on the Compliance and Safety blog. Written by Guest Contributor · comments (1) Share: facebook · twitter · reddit · StumbleUpon · delicious · Instapaper
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Chile: 10 Things That Shouldn't be Prohibited due to Copyright
Note: Article [es] by Derechos Digitales originally published in Spanish, translated by Silvia Viñas. In the digital world, where the barriers to access information, knowledge, and culture have been...
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Open Source Design Tools for Human Rights Activists
photo by andymangold on creative commons This article first appeared in Huffington Post. The world's premier human rights organizations often have entire communications teams with dedicated graphic...
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Pakistan: The “Access Is My Right” Campaign
Pakistani Internet rights NGO Bytesforall has started an online campaign about internet filtering and online censorship. The campaign, called “Access Is My Right,” aims to raise Internet users’...
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Victory for Transparency: Microsoft Reports on Government Requests for User Data
The original version of this post appeared on the website of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Every day, when a person sends a Tweet, posts a photo to Flickr, or updates her Facebook page, she is...
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SecDev Foundation to Monitor Syria’s Digital Security
When Syria “disappeared” from the Internet last year, no one seemed to know exactly what had happened. Researchers later determined that the nearly-complete blocking of Internet traffic flowing and in...
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TPP: Biggest Threat to Global Internet Since ACTA?
This article was co-authored by Maira Sutton and Katitza Rodriguez of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Its original version can be found here. The United States and ten governments from around the...
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The Iran Expert May Not Exist, But the Persian Blogosphere Does
From “Whither Blogestan” by CGCS/Annenberg School. Used with permission. We live in the age of the “Iran expert” — an era when knowledge of “what Iranians are really doing and thinking” has become a...
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Get the Facts: Mexico's #LeyTelecom
The original version of this post appeared on leftwardthinking.com On March 24, 2014 Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto introduced the Ley de Telecomunicaciones y Radiodifusión (Law of...
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