Regulation · November, 2015
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Stories about Regulation from November, 2015
Netizen Report: Bangladesh Bans Facebook and Chat Apps on ‘Security Grounds’
Censorship 20 November 2015
Bangladesh accidentally shuts down the Internet, hip-hop gets the boot on Chinese streaming sites, and Twitter faces new data dilemmas in Russia.
Russia's Internet Watchdog May Soon Get More Extrajudicial Website Blocking Powers
Russia 11 November 2015
Roscomnadzor can already make websites unavailable for Russian users without a court order, but they remain available to users outside Russia—something the new, broader mandate could end.
