
Neutralité du Net
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Comprendre l’effet Streisand en une image. L’ effet Streisand est un phénomène internet qui se manifeste par l’augmentation considérable de la diffusion d’information ou de documents faisant l’objet d’une tentative de retrait ou de censure . L’expression « effet Streisand » fait référence à un incident survenu en 2003 au cours duquel Barbra Streisand attaqua en justice le photographe Kenneth Adelman et le site Pictopia.com, dans le but de limiter la diffusion d’une photographie aérienne de sa maison [ 1 ] , [ 2 ] .
Effet Streisand - Wikipédia
Peut-on éteindre l’Internet? » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism
La question d'une censure totale d'Internet fait peur mais c'est plus la censure locale qu'il faut craindre. Pour Stéphane Bortzmeyer, c'est en renforçant les infrastructures qu'on améliorera la résistance du réseau. Ce jeudi 27 janvier, l’ Epitech organise une intéressante conférence sur le thème « Peut-on éteindre l’Internet ? ».By Erin Inman Law students proposed new solutions to Internet problems, from those as common as a forgotten password to ones as high-profile as human rights activism and free speech, in “Four Ideas for a Better Internet,” held Tuesday night at Stanford. Co-sponsored by Stanford Center for Internet and Society and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard, the event featured four TED-style talks on cybersecurity, diplomatic transparency, crowdsourcing and privacy and reputation. Four student groups from a collaborative three-week seminar between Harvard Law and Stanford Law attempted to address difficult problems in cyberspace while a panel of special guests in the field weighed in.
Panels discuss ideas for a better Internet | Stanford Daily
After recieving you request, we started to organize ourselfs to understand, talk and get to an agreement about how we must act in relation to what is going on in Venezuela. Our first reaction with the videos and reading about you situation was sadness and impotence, but then we recovered and started the operation, we build up a channel in our IRC network (#opvenezuela) and in a matter of hours we had hundreds of Anonymous willing to collaborate. Inspired in past operations and others in course (#optunisia and #leysinde) it was not a problem to get our attention to you problems. But we are not still ready. We have the joy of being successful in the operation Tunisia, as you can see, there, the people is going out to the streets and fighting back for their Rights, in this case, our job was to show the world what was going on. We also wrote guides on how to organize and fight back; in counties where there is no freedom of expression, we send guides for Internet anonymity.

