Dalit and Bahujan artists are reshaping the landscape of digital expression, turning social media into dynamic exhibitions of resistance. T...

China has most extensive and sophisticated censorship regimes in the world. Described as the "Great Firewall," a number of methods are empl...

The letter, sent in the backdrop of proposed changes to intermediary liability rules which are likely to be notified by January 15, highlig...

Facing ire from the government, stakeholders, and civil society, Facebook had to rollback its ambitious Free Basics in India.

Internet freedom in India has improved slightly under the Narendra Modi-led government even as censorship and surveillance of the Web incre...

US' National Security Agency, India's Centre for Development of Telematics, and the UK's GCHQ have been named among the worst online spies.

Hacktivist group Anonymous joined thousands of others to protest the shutdown of internet services in Kashmir for the fourth consecutive da...

If the government’s answer to ‘bad’ online content is more censorship, more surveillance and more regulation, then they are doing it wrong.

Freedom House puts India in the "party free" category in the 2012 Internet freedom rankings, below Argentina, South Africa, and Ukraine.

The move by India would mean that control of social media corporations such as Twitter, Google and Facebook would finally wrest in hands of...

Assuring that government does not plan to censor internet and social media, Law Minister Salman Khurshid today said adequate provisions are...

The virtual gheraoing of official websites went up a notch on Wednesday, with online hackers Anonymous claiming to have taken down the Maha...

The government made it clear that internet companies 'would have to abide by India's laws' if they want to operate in the country.

The discussion came a few days after IT and Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal asked Internet firms to ensure that no defamatory and incendiary m...

Kapil Sibal on Wednesday came under a fresh wave of attack on government's move to monitor content on social networking sites.

Google prepared to leave China and said it would not compromise on the censorship of its web search engine. Top 5 Android phones | How to g...

With the wakeful afternoon came the realisation that the government had banned them. Banned everything!