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Chinese bloggers denounce censorship
25/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Chinese bloggers denounce censorship

In this edition, the Chinese blogosphere denounces web censorship in the country while Californian net users decode the personality of Meg Whitman, candidate for the post of Governor.
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Vietnamese dissidents sentenced to prison terms, the Web react
22/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Vietnamese dissidents sentenced to prison terms, the Web react

Today on the net : the sentencing of Vietnamese dissidents to prison terms, net users react ; Avatar removed from Chinese screens following reactions generated online ; a Norwegian TV channel offers free downloads of one of its documentaries.
Web users react to new political situation in Guinea
21/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Web users react to new political situation in Guinea

In this edition : a transition Government has been established in Guinea. Local net users react ; the anti binge drinking campaign in the UK divides the web ; a US designer launches a series of videos to defend online sharing.
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Stars mobilise for Haiti victims
20/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Stars mobilise for Haiti victims

In this edition: Stars often select the web to launch their donation appeals; Google launches cyber attack investigation; and photos of the 1910 Paris floods pour onto the Web.
Families use the Web in an attempt to locate those still missing in Haiti
19/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Families use the Web in an attempt to locate those still missing in Haiti

In this edition: Haitian families continue to search for missing loved ones via the web ; Net users mobilise for the appeal hearing of two bloggers in Azerbaijan ; And the musical performance of General Larry Platt, aged 62, enthrals the Web.
Web users from Haiti mobilise
18/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Web users from Haiti mobilise

In this edition : The blogosphere testifies to the chaos in Haiti; US net users celebrate Martin Luther King Day; And an online game allows users to censor the Australian web.
Surge of online solidarity for Haiti
15/01/2010 - WEB NEWS

Surge of online solidarity for Haiti

In this edition: the Web comes to the aid of Haiti, devastated by a violent earthquake; Google threatens to pull out of China, the Web reacts ; and the practical joker of the Net, Rémi Gaillard, celebrates 10 years of his career.
Web users shocked after earthquake in Haiti
14/01/2010 - WEBNEWS

Web users shocked after earthquake in Haiti

In this edition: the Web reacts to the violent earthquake in Haiti; the US blogosphere mobilised by a pivotal trial on gay marriage; and two Dutch musicians invite net users to star in their new video.
Obama to postpone a speech to avoid competing with TV series Lost
13/01/2010 - WEB NEWS

Obama to postpone a speech to avoid competing with TV series Lost

Today on the Net : Web users encourage Barack Obama to postpone a speech to avoid competing with a TV series; the blogosphere protests against the suspension of the Canadian Parliament; and Chinese cyber dissidents express solidarity with Iranian opponents.
Brazilian Web users criticize the Governor of Brasilia in a corruption scandal
12/01/2010 - WEB NEWS

Brazilian Web users criticize the Governor of Brasilia in a corruption scandal

Today on the Net: Brazilian Web users point the finger at the Governor of Brasilia in a corruption scandal; the first lady of Northern Ireland’s extra marital affair shakes the blogosphere; and two students transform a Christmas tree into a rocket.
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