Cyber-Freedom, Take 2
At the same time as presenting the Cyber-Freedom prize (see item below this), Reporters Without…
June 19, 2003
Andrew Stroehlein
RSF Prize for Cyber-Dissident
Tunisian cyber-dissident Zouhair Yahyaoui has won the first Cyber-Freedom prize offered by the human rights…
June 19, 2003
It’s the Story, Stupid
Writing in Tuesday's Toronto Star, Antonia Zerbisias opines that original journalism is lacking on the…
February 21, 2003
Malaysiakini.com Raided by Police
Andrew Stroehlein on online press freedomPolice raided the offices of Malaysian news website Malaysiakini.com yesterday…
January 20, 2003
Closed to Kompromat
Authorities in Tashkent have started blocking access to several external websites that have recently published…
January 20, 2003
A Lesser Journalism?
Andrew Stroehlein on online reportingWriting in today's Guardian in the UK, Matthew Engel blasts the…
January 13, 2003
Publish Here, Get Sued Everywhere
Andrew Stroehlein on Internet publishing lawThe High Court of Australia ruled today that publisher Dow…
December 10, 2002
Youth Online in Iran
A nice report today by James Whittington at BBC Online examines the Iranian public's rapidly…
December 3, 2002
China Blocking Study Online
Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society has just released its promised study of Internet…
December 3, 2002
Setting Up Camp
One of the better-known pieces of software to emerge from the post-Communist world, the content…
November 19, 2002
Cyber-dissident Deteriorating
The health of Tunisia's first cyber-dissident, Zouhair Yahyaoui, is deteriorating. According to relatives who visited…
November 18, 2002
Uzbekistan Flips the Filtering Switch
Andrew Stroehlein on online censorshipA few months ago, I wrote an article for Online Journalism…
November 6, 2002