How China Censors the Internet – Video
15 may 2009
Internet censorship in China – Leaked documents from Baidu reveals a list of banned keywords and topics that are blacklisted on the Chinese internet.
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How to Upload a Video at YouTube Korea
08 apr 2009
If you are based in Korea and like to upload video on to the YouTube Korea website, here’s a simple workaround.
Monitor Internet Censorship Around the World
26 feb 2009
Herdict Web show you a list of sites that are inaccessible in a particular country. You can also use it to know locations where a particular site may have been blocked.
Indian Government Bans Orkut, Gmail & Facebook for Diplomats
09 feb 2009
The Ministry of External Affairs has issued a blanket ban on blogging, social networking or web email services aimed at preventing cyber attacks and leakage of classified information.
This ban would hit social networking sites like Facebook, Orkut and Ibibo, peer-to-peer sites like Kazaa, photo-sharing sites like Flickr and Picasa, or external email services like Gmail, Yahoo or Hotmail.
Bloggers Write Text Backwards to Bypass Web Filters in China
04 jul 2008
Bloggers and journalists in China are using a novel approach to bypass Internet filters in their country – they write backwards or from right to left. The content therefore remains readable by human beings but defeats the web filtering software.
Blocking Access to Web sites at Work Could Backfire
19 jun 2008
Last month, a study revealed that banning access to websites at work actually decreases staff productivity. It said that taking an online break during the course of the working day helps reduce stress and results in a more happier workplace.
Video: How to Browse Websites Anonymously
12 jun 2008
How to surf the internet anonymously and visit websites without telling them anything about your identity.
Banning Websites in Offices Can Make Employees Less Productive
29 may 2008
If blogs, personal emails, social networks and other time wasting websites are banned at your workplace, show this to your boss.
A study of office workers in UK has found that banning access to websites at work actually decreases staff productivity.
How to Check If Your Website Is Blocked In China or Not
12 may 2008
There are online services that help you test Internet filtering in China – you will know if your site is accessible or restricted in China.
China Blocks Access to Websites & Blogs for Olympic Games
04 may 2008
China has blocked access to all Blogger blogs ahead of the 2008 Olympic Games that begin in Beijing three months from now.
We conducted connectivity tests using three different nodes in China and none of them could connect to blogspot blogs.