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El Observatorio de la Violencia en las Tecnologías de Información y Comunicación (TIC) es una iniciativa pionera en el tema. El objetivo del Observatorio es ser um espacio multidisciplinario y transnacional de reunión y articulación entre investigadores, educadores, administradores y otros profesionales interesados en la comprensión y el análisis de nuevas formas de violencia propagadas en las TIC, así como un lugar para que todos los interesados en el tema puedan ter acceso a informaciones.

Las TIC son parte de un continuo de tecnologías que pueden utilizarse para documentar y difundir las diversas situaciones de violencia. Queremos con el Observatorio crear una amplia red de expertos e interesados en el área a fin de que sea posible conocer esta cuestión en toda su complejidad.

Dammed if you do

Artigos
Friday, 26 de June de 2009
Published on: The Economist 25/06/2009 THE internet is full of stuff of which China’s government disapproves. Yet there are 300m Chinese internet-users. Keeping the two apart has embroiled the Chinese authorities in a long cat-and-mouse struggle. Service-providers and internet cafés are closely supervised, and a wide array of filtering mechanisms already overlays the national internet architecture. A fresh initiative goes one step further. From July 1st every personal computer sold in China will have to come with new filtering software called Green Dam Youth Escort.
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Beijing Adds Curbs on Access to Internet

Artigos
Friday, 26 de June de 2009
Published on: The New York Times 25/06/2009 by Keith Bradsher The Chinese Health Ministry on Thursday ordered sharp restrictions on Internet access to medical research papers on sexual subjects. It is the latest move in what the ministry calls an antipornography campaign that many China experts see as a harbinger of a broader crackdown on freedom of expression and dissent.
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U.S. Objects to China’s Web Filtering

Artigos
Thursday, 25 de June de 2009
Published on: The New York Times 24/06/2009 by Saul Hansell The Obama administration lodged a formal protest on Wednesday with the Chinese government over its plan to force all computers sold in China to come with software that blocks access to certain Web sites.
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Um a cada dez usuários de internet baixa conteúdo ilegal

Notícias
Tuesday, 23 de June de 2009
Publicado em: IDG Now! 22/06/2009 Quase um a cada dez usuários de internet admitem assistir vídeos baixados ilegalmente, afirmou uma pesquisa da consultoria Futuresource realizada com pessoas do Reino Unido, França, Alemanha e Estados Unidos.
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'Sexting' is thorny legal issue

Artigos
Tuesday, 23 de June de 2009
Published on: The Washington Times 23/06/2009 by Kara Rowland The Vermont state Senate wasn't planning to address what has become known as "sexting" this session when lawmakers held a hearing on a proposed expansion of state sex-offender laws.
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