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Los Angeles media student suspended, reasons include “Tweeting about professor”

…the messages were non-threatening and didn’t mention the professors’ name.

[via:Andy Baio]

According to Wikileaks, US Intelligence planned to destroy the service (pdf document).

[via:Marcin de Kaminski]

Canadian gov’t orders takedown of websites parodying climate policy

Even more bizarre: the shiteater ISP disabled 4500 unrelated ip adresses.

[via:Harri Kivistö]

Jail threat for Azerbaijani authors of satirical donkey video

Youtube link.

[via:Mummila]

Azerbaijan Police questioning citizens who voted for Armenian Eurovision song contest entry

Also: some background info on the controversy, the song in question (Youtube).

[via:Waino]

Medieval fucktards of the week: Irish parliament passes blasphemy law

“…the maximum fine for blasphemy will be [...] €25,000.”

More info here.

[via:Paaki]

China using tens of thousands of paid “internet commentators” to control public opinion

Spanish blogger fined for comment left by reader calling Recording Industry org thieves

[via:Mummila]

MEPs back ‘Soviet Internet’ plan

These pigfuckers really don’t want anything like a free Internet. More info by The Foundation for a Free Internet Infrastructure (FFII): 1, 2.

[via:Mummila]