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Proposed Cambodian Cybercrime Law Challenges Free Speech Online
A Cambodian cybercrime law drafted by legislators in 2012 threatens to curb free speech and stifle dissent in the country, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) says. The secret draft law was leaked by London-based human rights organization ARTICLE 19 in April. Continue reading
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Tagged 2012-threatens, asia, cambodian, country, curb-free, cybercrime-law, eff, legislation, london-based, stifle-dissent, the-country, vodahost
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EU Court Forces Search Engines to Remove Links Under "Right to be Forgotten" Ruling
The European Court of Justice made a ruling Tuesday that will affect how search engines operate in Europe. The “right to be forgotten” was argued by plaintiffs and gives people the right to request old information be removed from search engines. The ruling only affects search results, the original link… Continue reading
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Tagged affect-how, affects-search, european-court, gives-people, legislation, people-the-right, search-engines, tuesday, vodahost
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Tech Companies Strive to Keep Net Neutrality on the Table in Government Negotiations
More than 100 major technology companies have voiced opposition against a new proposal from Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler that would make concessions to a “pay to play” model of network management that would allow ISPs to charge companies for preferential treatment. Continue reading
New Russian Internet Censorship Law Targets Bloggers
A new Russian internet censorship law will require popular bloggers to register with the government, a move that will enable closer government control over what is published online. Continue reading
Tech Companies Pledge Not to Remain Silent About Customer Data Requests
Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Google have committed to telling users if their data is being seized by government bodies through legal means whenever possible. Continue reading
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Tagged being-seized, cloud-computing, facebook, legal issues, legislation, microsoft, telling-users, their-data
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