A study conducted by researchers at Harvard University and the Open Net Initiative on Internet Filtering in Singapore has just been released. The report documents the degree and extent to which the Republic of Singapore controls the information environment in which its citizens live, including websites, blogs, email, and on-line discussion forums.
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