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Internet censorship in Asia
By Jon Russell Fri, Sep 16, 2011 12:30PM UTC View Comments
Reuters has a write-up looking at how Asian nations are realising that they cannot control the internet (here). The article mentions a few obvious characters like China and Singapore with Malaysia, India and South Korea all mentioned too. There is no coverage of Thailand – where use of lese majeste laws is regressing, according to...
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