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 * Looking Forward: A Note of Appreciation and Closure on a Decade of Research
   
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 * Saudi Arabia to impose restrictions on online content production, including
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GLOBAL INTERNET FILTERING

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Social Media Map
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where filtering of five major social media sites occurs.


YouTube Censored
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check out YouTube Censored: A Recent History, ONI's interactive global timeline.




FEATURED PUBLICATION

In In the Name of God, ONI analyzes the Internet censorship policies and
practices of majority Muslim countries and finds that in many of these countries
online information controls are primarily based on the Islamic faith and
interpretations of its instructions.


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