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Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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last activity : 04 29 2011 22:43:20 +0000
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We all know that internet has power to change the world. Egypt is the living example. But do we know our internet rights?
The Indian blogosphere is quite active and eloquent, complementing the rise in internet use by different interest groups and civil society actors. Bloggers are rarely forced by the government or private individuals to take down their writings, but there have been a few instances in which this has occurred.
Lakshmana Kailash K was jailed for 50 days for allegedly defaming an Indian historical figure online. It later emerged that another person had posted the material, and Kailash was arrested based on the (basis of a) wrong IP address.
In the past, instances of the central government seeking to control communication technologies were relatively rare. However, following the November 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai and with an expanding Maoist insurgency, the need, desire, and ability of the Indian government to control the communications sector have grown," states the report. "Pressure has also increased on private intermediaries to remove certain information. Though most requests have targeted comments that might incite communal violence, some observers have raised concerns of certain removals being unnecessary.
On the overall state of the internet, the report says that even in democratic countries like Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and the UK, internet freedom is increasingly undermined by legal harassment, opaque censorship procedures, or expanding surveillance.
Still we believe we have freedom to say anything, do anything and post anything..

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It is interesting and will make everyone think .. Creativity is within us.. we just need to let it come out naturally... |
We all know that internet has power to change the world. Egypt is the living example. But do we know our internet rights? The Indian blogosphere is quite active and eloquent, complementing the rise in internet use by different interest groups and... |
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