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NASEEM TARAWNAH: Once upon a time, the Jordanian government thought censoring the Internet was a bad thing, arguing the best regulators were users themselves. …
TBIJ: As the fight against terrorism moves from the real battlefield to the cyber battlefield a whole new array of issues are going to have to be managed.…
ALEXANDER MCNABB: The vote was carried by 69 attending parliamentarians, with a significant number walking out in protest. …
ALEXANDER MCNABB: Jordan's smart and technically capable young people deserve better than muckle-headed legislation hewn from granite by politicians.…
NADINE EL SAYED: The names of once marginalised voices have entered the mainstream in Egyptian political discourse. But do they have a long term future? …
CROSSROADS ARABIA: It seems that no element of life is safe from the encroachment of social media - not even sacred Eid customs…
ALICE HACKMAN, CG NEWS: The aim of the project is to connect people in the US with the rest of the world through dinner-time Skype conversations.…
CROSSROADS ARABIA: Her father ought not have a hard time winning cases against those posting false and defamatory information on Facebook and Twitter.…
DHOFARI GUCCI: I'm not interested in being plucked out of my home in the middle of the night for a post I wrote two years ago. Must I go through every single blog post and review it? …
RICHARD SILVERSTEIN: "...Extraditing a UK citizen to the U.S. to prosecute him for this? For linking? Where do they plan to put him when they get him: Guantanamo?"…
MICH CAFE: The democratic freedoms enabled by access to the internet are under threat from a variety of sources. …
RICHARD SILVERSTEIN: Those who are really addicted to social media or are especially dedicated to spreading the views of the IDF can even reach the rank of Lieutenant-General.…