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- by Roberto Rocha
- published from Syria
- on 2011.01.28
(English) Syria: internet censorship at its oddest
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mo•jo n., 1. short for mobile journalist. 2. a flair for charm and creativity.
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[...] as my predecessor, and temporary Technocité Mid East correspondent Roberto Rocha discovered. In Syria, he said social networking sites were blocked for the most part, but people were able to [...]
[...] as my predecessor, and temporary Technocité Mid East correspondent Roberto Rocha discovered. In Syria, he said social networking sites were blocked for the most part, but people were able to [...]
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Thank you ever so for you blog post.Thanks Again. Really Cool.
[...] old news to say that Damascus restricts citizen’s access to the web for its own purposes, deploying filters, blocks, malware and other dirty tricks to impede those critical of the regime. But recently, VOA [...]
[...] old news to say that Damascus restricts citizen’s access to the web for its own purposes, deploying filters, blocks, malware and other dirty tricks to impede those critical of the regime. But recently, VOA [...]
[...] it’s old news to say that Damascus restricts citizens’ access to the web for its own purposes, deploying filters, blocks, malware and other dirty tricks to impede those critical of the regime. But recently, VOA [...]
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