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Arab World and the Internet
by jfb1138
While use of the Internet expands in the Arab world, so do Arab governments' efforts to control it. Control is impossible, but it can make it harder to get where you want to go, do what you want to do.
2006
Internet Enemies and Corruption Index 2006
by sabbah
Yesterday, Transparency International published the annual report, where it showed that most Arab states are among worst ranked (UAE - 31, Qatar - 32, Bahrain - 36, Oman - 39, Jordan - 40, Kuwait - 46, Tunisia - 51, Lebanon - 63, Saudi - 70, Egypt - 70, Morocco - 79, Algeria - 84, Mauritania - 84, Syria - 93, Libya - 105, Yemen - 111, Sudan - 156, Iraq - 160, Palestine - n/a,
Somalia - n/a)
Today, Reporters Without Borders published the list of 13 Internet enemies. Guess what? In this list, our beloved Arab states score 4 out of 13. The list includes Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Tunisia.
HOWTO bypass Internet Censorship, a tutorial on bypassing Internet Censorship
by cascamorto
HOWTO get around filters and blocked ports.
A tutorial on how to bypass Internet Censorship using Proxies, Shells, JAP e.t.c. Different ways to beat the filtering in schools, countries or companies (blocked ports e.t.c). This is the original and so newer than the translations because I'm still working on it.
2005
