Politique English Inédit • 30 juillet 2010 Italian bloggers face severe fines with gag law par Federica Cocco The italian gag law threatens bloggers and podcasters with fines and seeks to subject them to the same control and regulation as traditional media. Twitter Facebook anonymity, english, Freedom of expression, Freedom of the press, italy, journalism, press
English socialmedia Inédit • 27 juillet 2010 The Twittersphere reacts to Afghanistan War logs revelations par Federica Cocco The release of confidential documents on the war in Afghanistan by Wikileaks agitated the Twittersphere yesterday. Twitter Facebook afghanistan, english, hashtag, julian assange, The Guardian, twitter, wikileaks
Activisme • 1 juillet 2010 Les journalistes italiens se mobilisent contre la “loi-baillon” de Berlusconi par Federica Cocco Des journalistes italiens manifestaient aujourd'hui pour protester contre une "loi-bâillon" qui les menace de peines de prison si ils font fuiter des preuves provenant d'écoutes téléphoniques. Interview avec l'une des organisatrice. Twitter Facebook berlusconi, écoutes téléphoniques, Italie, journalisme, journalistes
Politique English Inédit • 1 juillet 2010 Italian Journalists say no to prison with Berlusconi’s “gag law” par Federica Cocco July 1st. Italian Journalists take to the street - virtual and real - to protest against a gag law that threatens to put them behind bars if they leak evidence from wiretapped conversations. An exclusive interview with one of the main organisers . Twitter Facebook alfano law, arianna ciccone, berlusconi, censorship, english, freedom of speech, italy, journalism, journalists, justice, press, wiretapping
Libertés Numériques English • 1 juillet 2010 1 in 4 world citizens are affected by web censorship par Federica Cocco According to Reporters Without Borders' last annual report, 25,3% of the global population has potentially been subject to online censorship. Twitter Facebook china, english, government, internet censorship, reporters without borders, web freedom
