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Change: LandscapeCase StudiesInterviewsUseful LinksFrom the CreatorsAcknowledgements» Fact File» Traditional Media» Gaurav Mishra» Rajesh Lalwani» Kiruba Shankar» Social Media - Cultural Issue - GovernmentalGovernment Issueand Social Media - Internet Filtering» Technology Penetration - Internet Landscape - Mobile Landscape
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Change: Instances of Internet Censorship in India1. Yahoo Groups ban, September 2003The first recorded incident of internet censorship by the Indian government occurred on 23rd September 2003. The incident surrounded Kynhun, a Yahoo group that had links with the Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council, a minor separatist group. The
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Change: #2 Instances of Internet Censorship in India Instances of Internet Censorship in India1. Yahoo Groups ban, September 2003The first recorded incident of internet censorship by the Indian government occurred on 23rd September 2003. The incident surrounded Kynhun, a Yahoo group that had
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Change: Indian Elections 2009 #2 Interesting Development Freedom of speech and expression is preserved in India’s constitution, but the government reserves the right to impose limits to protect sovereignty
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Nov 10 2009, 4:46 AM EST
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Change: Governmental efforts at blocking have not always been particularly effective, as blocked content is very quickly migrated to alternative websites and savvy users quickly find
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Change: Source: http://opennet.net/research/profiles/india Instances of Internet Censorship in India1. Yahoo Groups ban, September 2003The first recorded incident of internet censorship by the Indian government occurred on 23rd September 2003. The incident surrounded Kynhun, a Yahoo group that had links with
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Change: The government did not issue any reasons explaining the bans and this led to a public outcry, where bloggers accused the government of impeding their freedom of speech. Many filed petitions under the freedom of information law that extends citizens the right to access information held by the government.
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Change: . This expanded the scope of the Act, barring the publication of obscene content to include the filtering of websites. CERT-IN has the authority to
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Change: India guarantees freedom of speech and expression in its constitution, but reserves the authority to impose reasonable restrictions in the interests of the sovereignty and
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Change: sites to block. The amended IT Act, absolving intermediaries from being responsible for third-party created content, could signal stronger government monitoring in the future. (http://opennet.net/research/profiles/india)(http://opennet.net/research/profiles/india)
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Change: India guarantees freedom of speech and expression in its constitution, but reserves the authority to impose reasonable restrictions in the interests of the sovereignty and
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