作者：Xizhi Zhu，原文出处：http://xizhizhu.blogspot.com/2010/06/your-rights-on-line-wk232010.html
土耳其封锁了Google的部分服务，但没有给出任何清楚的解释。此外，土耳其也封锁了Facebook。
美国的著名技术博客，Mashable.com，现在在中国被封锁。原因可能是其报道了Foursquare在中国被封锁。
淮安网瘾戒除中心有十四位"病人"因为对"单调和高强度的训练"厌倦而越狱。
中国政府发布了一份白皮书，声称中国的互联网是开放和自由的。但讽刺的是，在其英文版中一度将微博客翻译成了Twitter（现已修复）。而Twitter在中国被封锁。此外，该白皮书中给出的数据表明，网民在网上发表的绝大部分言论被删除。
Google的最高法律顾问David Drummond表示，互联网审查是不公正的贸易壁垒，并且Google正在要求美国和欧洲国家政府向中国施压，要求中国解除网络审查。
澳大利亚总检察署证实目前正在讨论一项数据保留政策。该政策要求ISP保留用户的上网数据，并在需要时提供给执法机构。
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The government of Vietnam has mandated the installation of a special software to authenticate systems on network, but the details are not disclosed. Human rights activists worry that it may be used to censor the Internet usage.
Turkey has banned the usage of Google and many of its services, but no clear reasons have been given. Also, Facebook is banned in Turkey.
A famous US technology blog, Mashable.com, is now blocked in China. The reason might be that it reported the block of Foursquare in China.
14 "patients" at the Huai'an Internet Addiction Treatment Centre were tired of 'monotonous work and intensive training', and made a prison break.
China's government has published a white paper, claiming the openness of China's Internet. Ironically, in the English version, it translate micro blog into Twitter (already fixed now), which can not be accessed in China at all. Moreover, the statistics in this whitepaper suggests that most of the messages posted are removed.
Google's top lawyer, David Drummond, said on Wednesday that Internet censorship is an unfair barrier to free trade, and Google is asking the U.S. and European governments to press China to lift the censorship.
The Australian Attorney-General's Department confirmed that a data retention regime is under discussion now. It requires ISPs to record customers' web browsing history for a certain period of time, and access for law enforcement is provided.
Turkey has banned the usage of Google and many of its services, but no clear reasons have been given. Also, Facebook is banned in Turkey.
A famous US technology blog, Mashable.com, is now blocked in China. The reason might be that it reported the block of Foursquare in China.
14 "patients" at the Huai'an Internet Addiction Treatment Centre were tired of 'monotonous work and intensive training', and made a prison break.
China's government has published a white paper, claiming the openness of China's Internet. Ironically, in the English version, it translate micro blog into Twitter (already fixed now), which can not be accessed in China at all. Moreover, the statistics in this whitepaper suggests that most of the messages posted are removed.
Google's top lawyer, David Drummond, said on Wednesday that Internet censorship is an unfair barrier to free trade, and Google is asking the U.S. and European governments to press China to lift the censorship.
The Australian Attorney-General's Department confirmed that a data retention regime is under discussion now. It requires ISPs to record customers' web browsing history for a certain period of time, and access for law enforcement is provided.
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