Social media sites and censorship has been a heavily debated topic here at WebProNews as of late. First, we discussed a particular Twitter hashtag that popped up on the top trends...
David Cameron's country--well, his boss' country--has been in the grips of some widely-publicized rioting. The story played out over the Internet as the immediacy of modern techno...
At what point does content on social media sites become too offensive? Does the social network have an obligation to protect its users from extreme topics of conversation? Or sho...
Mercy for Animals has written a letter to Vimeo trying to get an investigative video exposing animal cruelty at the E6 Cattle Co. reinstated on the site after it was pulled as a vi...
Update 2: Vimeo gave us the following statement:
Vimeo cares deeply about the issue of animal cruelty and has specifically banned content that contains “gra...
The first newspaper to introduce color into the world of black and white print media is still going strong, effectively transitioning to Internet-based content. This, of course, i...
Google's new question and answer site for people in China is not off to a great start. Although the site was based in Hong Kong for the sake of avoiding problems related t...
Although many human rights and free speech advocates may not approve of the concessions the company's made, it looks like Google's attempt to stand up to the Chinese government...
We haven't heard much about the Google/China situation lately, but now Google's Internet Content Provider license is up for renewal, so Google has provided an update....
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