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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Some Governments Want to Restrict Internet Activities – 조선일보(영문판)
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Some Governments Want to Restrict Internet Activities
조선일보(영문판), South Korea Three other countries ranked "not free" include China, Iran and Tunisia. Cook says these countries use sophisticated technology to clamp down on material authorities find offensive. "China, Tunisia and Iran one of the ways they do it is they centralize … China, Iran censor web: rights group AFP Determined Governments Choose Their Internet Weapons RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Iran among worst violators of web freedom – rights group WashingtonTV Payvand - RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 25 news articles |
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Kenya will be tough, Amoo alerts Eagles – Vanguard
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Kenya will be tough, Amoo alerts Eagles
Vanguard, Nigeria Amoo went on a spying mission to Nairobi when the Tunisian Eagles beat the Harambee Stars 2-1 to shoot to the leadership of Group B with three points while Nigeria and Mozambique trail them with a point apiece. “The Kenyans lost to Tunisia but the … Government Set To Take Over Nigeria's World Cup Campaign After … Goal.com Nigeria: Country Walks Tight Rope in 2010 Qualifiers AllAfrica.com Eagles are walking tight rope, says Hamilton The Guardian – Nigeria BBC Sport - Vanguard all 23 news articles |
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Some Governments Want to Restrict Internet Activities – Voice of America
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Some Governments Want to Restrict Internet Activities
Voice of America Three other countries ranked "not free" include China, Iran and Tunisia. Cook says these countries use sophisticated technology to clamp down on material authorities find offensive. "China, Tunisia and Iran one of the ways they do it is they centralize … China, Iran censor web: rights group AFP Determined Governments Choose Their Internet Weapons RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Iran among worst violators of web freedom – rights group WashingtonTV Payvand - RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 25 news articles |
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Tunisia: launch of two online newsletters on industry and energy – Tunisia Online News
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Tunisia: launch of two online newsletters on industry and energy
Tunisia Online News, Tunisia Tunis, April 1, 2009- The Ministry of industry, energy and small and medium enterprises is launching as of April 2009, two monthly online newsletters, with the aim of better informing enterprises and decision makers, as well as providing the media with … |
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Corsica, Tunisia, Malta: Last minute six-night cruise – TravelBite.co.uk
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Corsica, Tunisia, Malta: Last minute six-night cruise
TravelBite.co.uk, UK Guests are invited to embark on a voyage of discovery onboard the majestic Costa Romantica – departing from beautiful Savona travel on to the French island of Corsica, where breathtaking landscapes and sapphire blue seas provide the ideal place to … |
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Tunisia: Tunis Ranked First in Maghreb and Africa for Davos ICT Report – AllAfrica.com
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Tunisia: Tunis Ranked First in Maghreb and Africa for Davos ICT Report
AllAfrica.com, Washington Tunis — The 2008-2009 Davos World Economic Forum Global Information Technology Report ranks Tunisia first in the Maghreb and in Africa for the third consecutive year. Under the theme "Mobility in a Networked World" the Report covers 134 economies … |
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Tunisia: New Luxury Marina Will Soon See the Day North of the Capital – AllAfrica.com
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Tunisia: New Luxury Marina Will Soon See the Day North of the Capital
AllAfrica.com, Washington A team of Tunisian and French engineers, landscape and town planners is currently engaged in building the project which is expected to be completed by 2012. The project (see scaled down model) which is sponsored by a major Tunisian tourism group TTS, … |
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