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Date: 2007-12-19 14:41:11 Digital media Online chat Online service provider Spam Chat room Instant messaging Internet censorship in Australia Internet in Qatar Internet Computing Internet culture		Child Safety on the Information Highway www.missingkids.com www.cybertipline.com Add to Reading List Source URL: dti.delaware.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 313,03 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Ukraine Access to Internet content in Ukraine remains largely unfettered, in part as a consequence of the 2005 Orange Revolution in which communication technologies played a significant role. DocID: 1a9uJ - View Document
	Moldova Internet users in Moldova enjoy largely unfettered access despite the government’s restrictive and increasingly authoritarian tendencies. Evidence of second- and third-generation controls is mounting. Although DocID: 19DgI - View Document
	Italy Italy promotes freedom of speech online by allowing access to most content. However, the Italian government has been slow to address many online privacy and freedom-of-information concerns, and Italy lags behind mu DocID: 19m0q - View Document
	1 Privacy Leakage in Mobile Computing: Tools, Methods, and Characteristics Muhammad Haris, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hamed Haddadi, Queen Mary University of London and Qatar Computing Research I DocID: 11Oqd - View Document
	Asia Overview Asian cyberspace is the setting for a diverse range of information controls, contestations, and resistance. Governments across the region struggle to balance the rapid growth of information communication t DocID: 11rA0 - View Document