Two Men Jailed for Sexual Ratings
Their racy Facebook page was deemed criminal in Australia
Free Speech
Honolulu Officials Slammed for Censoring Facebook Criticism
Pissing off people on Facebook is so under-the-radar
Judge Blocks Tiny "Free Speech Zone" at College
University of Cincinnati may not simply restrict student speech in the outdoor areas of campus.
Social Media Won't Tip the Election
Undecideds aren't going to Facebook, YouTube to make up their minds.
Correa Says He's No Hypocrite on Press Freedom Re: WikiLeaks
It's just ... there's different rules in Ecuador.
Amnesty Urges Review of Pakistani Blasphemy Laws
Call comes after a girl was arrested for burning a Koran
Facebook Cofounder Sells His Shares
Dustin Moskovitz sold 450,000 shares for between $19.38-$20 each
Amnesty Group to Set Up Pussy Riot Exhibition in New York
Efforts to raise money for jailed women's defense and families.
Indian Censorship Spreads to Web, Social Media
Authorities fear efforts to fan sectarian violence
Assange's Wanted Haven is Terrible on Press Freedom
Ecuador's record on media freedom has been heavily criticised by human rights activists.
Blogger Wins Free Speech Battle
Court admits that telling the truth isn't really punishable
Bulk Texts Banned in Indian Anti-Violence Move
Authorities fear messages are used to coordinate ethnic and religious attacks
Ex-Marine Busted for Anti-Government Facebook Postings
Brandon Raub was into wacky conspiracy theories, but made no explicit threats
Presidential Mobile Apps Too Stalker-y
The campaign software wants to know way too much about you
Some Groupon Investors Head to the Exits
Early investors losing faith in the new Internet boom.
Jail Won't Stop Pussy Riot
Non-arrested members continue activism; released new anti-Putin song last week.
RNC No Boon for Tampa Strip Clubs, Says Local Adult Entertainment Mogul
Strip clubs not expecting a boon from the convention. Free speech, of course, will be limited as usual.
Wozniak Fears Internet Regulation
The Apple co-founder says online freedom is at risk from governments
Internet Censors Clamp Down in Pakistan
Officials target information that might be ... awkward for the powers that be
Journalists on Trial For Insulting President
Egyptian talkshow host and editor are facing charges after allegedly insulting Mursi.
Chinese Company Experiments with "Social Credit Card"
By linking card with online identity, consumers get deals based on social activity.
Bahrain Activist Sentenced to Three Years for Twitter Insults
U.S. State Department voices concern.
Putin Forever Linked With Pussy Riot
Harsh treatment of the protesting punks seen as indicative of his regime
Alicia Silverstone Pens Letter to Putin Asking for Pussy Riot Intervention
Wants awful, abusive Russian justice system to provide appropriate food for vegans.
Falsely Criticizing Police Is Criminal in Minnesota
Law targets anti-police speech, but not that in favor of the cops
Move To Ban Anti-Semitic Book from iTunes
Call from European rabbis for suppressing historical hoax book raises free-speech concerns
Twitter Founders Start Two New Sites
Hope is for Medium and Branch to revolutionize online sharing.
Funeral Rights and Speech Rights
The new federal ban on funeral protests sacrifices liberty in an ostentatious display of patriotism.
Groupon 's Shares Sink
Groupon's stock recently traded at $5.82, down 23% and below the lowest closing price since Groupon went public in November at $20 a share.
"In the Meantime, the Police Have Managed to Stop the Person from Photographing"
The war on cameras continues.
Malaysian Bloggers Protest
Blackout is planned to protest a new law that some claim will restrict free speech.
New Insect Species Discovered -- on Flickr
Insect expert in California discovers new species through Malaysian photographer's posts.
Circuit Court Strikes Down St. Louis Sign Ordinance
Judges rule ordinance fails to provide fair notice of what kind of signs are in violation.
Net Censorship, Courtesy of South Korea
The allegedly free part of the Korean peninsula has become a hotbed of thin-skinned officials and attacks on free speech
Defame the Prophets Wife, Go to Jail
A nineteen year old in Bahrain has been sentenced to two years in jail for defacing one of the Prophet Muhammad's wives.
