Google Transparency Report paints a worrying picture
Nine year old Martha Payne will continue to be able to post pictures of her school meals after outrage
BT customers were unable to acess Black Triangle's website for six months
Local banks, insurance companies and telecommunications firms have been ordered to use Iran-based email and web providers
Report uncovers over-blocking of mobile Internet
One third of new TalkTalk customers opt for censorship, 80 percent approve of the offer
The Netherlands has become the first country in Europe, and the second in the world after Chile, to institute net…
David Cameron is to meet with ISPs following an inquiry that recommended introducing stringent measures to block adult content
Ministers are already hinting that a proposal to censor the Internet by default is a dead duck
Government plans have been labelled as ineffective and amount to censorship
ISPs should be forced to provide a censored internet feed to protect children from "adult" content, say MPs
Update to national firewall suspected as cause of temporary foreign site blackout
Comment function shut down on two microblogging platforms following the fall of a political leader
Live Messenger links to Pirate Bay blacked out by Microsoft
ZTE reportedly signed a deal in 2010 to provide broad monitoring equipment to Iran
The Islamic Republic continues to engage in online warfare
Google and Facebook among the sites briefly blocked in police blunder
The Iranian government expands its programme of web censorship ahead of March elections
The US Secret Service has shut down and then reinstated online forms site JotForm, without the need for a law…
Reports suggest that Iran is clamping down on sites in the build-up to the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution
Brazilian government demands Twitter block accounts which warn users about traffic checkpoints and speed traps
TalkTalk says new customers will have to make an active choice whether or not to filter a number of content…
Indian court orders 21 major internet firms to prevent 'anti-religious' or 'anti-social' content from appearing on their sites
Google follows Twitter's lead and will use country-code top level domains to censor content as required
Users are protesting at Twitter's decision to censor content in certain countries in line with local laws
KPN and T-Mobile say that censorship should only be used as a ''drastic measure'
Twitter says it must block tweets to grow internationally, but promises to clearly mark when it does so
The ramifcations of the MegaUpload shutdown continue to be felt as Filesonic disables file sharing and its reward programme
As the Stop Online Piracy Act comes back on Congress's schedule, the father of the Web speaks out against it
Chinese Communist Party officials to get a £1000 Android tablet with bespoke apps, developed secretly for two years