You should check out Michael Geist. He's a Canadian lawyer and academic who covers net neutrality, privacy, copyright, lawful access and internet laws in general. A lot of his focus is on Canada...
You should check out Michael Geist. He's a Canadian lawyer and academic who covers net neutrality, privacy, copyright, lawful access and internet laws in general.
A lot of his focus is on Canada but he also covers international issues.
https://meduza.io/en doesn't specifically deal with censorship, but it features reports about censorship in Russia. Can't speak to its reliability, though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meduza
https://meduza.io/en doesn't specifically deal with censorship, but it features reports about censorship in Russia.
For China, https://en.greatfire.org seems to be pretty reliable and informative as to what is blocked and what is going on with the great firewall.
In addition, Blocked on Weibo is a very interesting read on why certain terms are blocked one of China's biggest social media platforms.
You should check out Michael Geist. He's a Canadian lawyer and academic who covers net neutrality, privacy, copyright, lawful access and internet laws in general.
A lot of his focus is on Canada but he also covers international issues.
In Russia who controls censorship of the internet is Roskomnadzor. Their web-site has English version, so it can a little help to you.
https://meduza.io/en doesn't specifically deal with censorship, but it features reports about censorship in Russia.
Can't speak to its reliability, though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meduza