Saudia Arabia leads Arab regimes in internet censorship

Blocking of 'immoral' websites by governments is common practice from UAE to Tunisia

Kremlin may tighten up internet use in Russia

Iron grip on media does not extend to internet, but authorities' attitude to censorship could be changing

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Suzanne Breen's court victory to protect her sources contrasts with the ruling that unmasked NightJack

Miss Uttley's umbrella; bloggers in blue; Salt saved; and Bloomsday breakfasts

Smiths from Missouri only heard about it when a friend travelling in Prague saw them on a grocery store poster

'Christalmightygate' emerges after Channel 4 presenter uses micro-blogging site to vent frustrations

Andrew Sparrow: Parliament tends to be hostile to media scrutiny. But democracy demands journalists blogging from the green benches

Children with profound special needs can use all types of new media to help them make connections

Sunny Hundal: There's no point trying to rally the troops behind a failing government. To survive, the blog must turn against Labour

Is the proposed 'Food Blog Code of Ethics' necessary or desirable?

Sunny Hundal: You have to laugh at the collapse of the wacky anti-jihadist coalition as it confounds itself in blog wars