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Online Reputation Management for Governments: in the national interest or out of the dictator’s playbook?
31 January 2014
Content policy, Digital diplomacy, Internet governance and digital policy, Nation branding
Online reputation management: the practice of monitoring the Internet reputation of a person, brand or business, with the goal of suppressing negative mentions entirely, or pushing them lower on search engine results ...
Center to Periphery (Part II): territorial sovereignty in Chinese cyberspace
31 December 2013
In late November, Reuters reported Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google Inc, as forecasting that the rise of social media in China will lead to liberalization. \"You won\'t be able to stop it”, he stated, “e...
Webinar digest – Online freedom of speech: the battle continues
03 October 2012
Content policy, Gender rights online, Internet governance and digital policy
The Internet has expanded the ability for online users to communicate, participate, engage, and share. Despite rapid technological advances, users continue to experience censorship, infringements on their freedom of s...
Google and Twitter transparency reports make interesting reading
20 July 2012
Content policy, Internet governance and digital policy, Transparency
You write something about me and post it on the web. I don\'t like it. I petition Google to take it down. I\'m successful ... or I\'m not. From June to December 2011, Hungary made 154 requests to remove content from t...
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