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Vietnam Cracks Down on AntiChina Journalists and Bloggers
Sep 5 2009, Phan

Hanoi is stepping up pressure on its critics, detaining one Vietnamese journalist and two Vietnamese bloggers this past week after they wrote provocative reports that questioned China’s territorial aims. Though there have been no official...

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Saudi Arabian Boycott Fatwa Against Switzerland for Minaret Ban
Incognito, Boca Raton
Okay, first of all lets get one thing straight: banning Minaret’s is NOT banning Islam. It’s not as if Switzerland placed a ban on mosques or Muslims...
Saudi Arabia boycott of Switzerland, religious hypocrisy, ban on minarets
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Is Inflation a Policy to Solve Population Growth & Poverty
Shyam Jaiswal, new delhi, rairangpur, orissa
Is ‘inflation’ the policy to solve the problem like population growth and poverty? You know why I am asking such a silly question; this is because of our...
Inflation, Population, Population growth
made popular 8 min ago
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Russia Behind Norwegian Spiral
Marco Villa, Connecticut
So it was the Russians after all. Yesterday, the entire world was taken in by the incredibly Norway Spiral. A blue spiral in the sky giving way to a spinning white...
Russian missile tests, Missile gone astray, failed Missile test
made popular 56 min ago
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Qatari Sharia Court Takes Child From British Mum
Incognito, Boca Raton
As long as they are fit to be mothers, children belong with their mums, not with some relative who doesn’t have the child’s interests at heart. Obviously...
Rebecca Jones, abducted Boy Adam Jones, human rights violations
made popular 56 min ago
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Mini-Hariri "Reads"
Marco Villa, Connecticut
Meet Mini-Hariri (or Sa’ad Hariri), the prime minister of Lebanon who inherited his position after his late father was killed (probably by the Syrians) in 2005....
Mini-Hariri, Sa’ad Hariri, Hariri
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Anything as usual can never bring about a change.
Asokananda Prosad, kharagpur town
None knows what we are looking after the Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change. It seems to be a serious political gambling. Hackers look haggard. Press plays...
Copenhagen summit, Copenhagen Conference, climate change
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Uganda Female Inmates Demand To Have Sex With Their Spouses
John, Kampala
WOMEN inmates at Luzira Prison have asked to be granted the right to have sex with their husbands within the prison walls. This, they argued, would help in the...
prison, women, sex
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When Telangana comes, can Gorkhaland be far behind & what about Khalistan?
Shiv, india
Kamta Pur, Khalistan, resolution of elangana issue under duress has given a fresh impetuous to Gorkhaland agitation. The script and climax of this drama is a foregone...
Telangana, Statehood to Telangana, Gorkhaland
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Destroy The Tunnels & Build A Steel Wall
Wa'd, Amman
Egypt has begun constructing a huge metal wall along its border with the Gaza Strip as it attempts to cut smuggling tunnels, the BBC has learned.-...
Gaza, Egypt, Steel Wall
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U.S border town Obstetricians advertising Labor, Delivery, and U.S. Citizenship
Oscar, Oaxaca
Two digital billboards found South of the American border question waiting Northbound shoppers and day tourists a question worth pondering. The digital query which...
united states, anchor babies, immigrants
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Thank God for the Economic Crisis: Brazil's Lula
Marcelo, Brasilia
Talking about the efficiency of the Brazilian economy president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said during the 32nd Meeting of the Full Council of Economic and Social...
Brazil, Lula De Silva, Recession
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Blacks in Cuba treated with callous disregard
Yoann, Minneapolis
A group of prominent African-Americans has challenged Cuba’s race record, accusing the island nation of harassing its black citizens and cracking down on civil...
African-Americans, Cuba's race record, civil rights
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Students funeral fuels more protest in Venezuela
Victor, Caracas
Mourners in the western Venezuelan state of Tachira on Wednesday laid to rest the body of a university student who was shot dead at a protest while unarmed police...
university student, shot dead, protest
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Will Conferring Talengana with statehood fuel separatist demands?
View Point, Shimla
Finally 11-day long hunger strike by Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) leader K. Chandrasekhar Rao for a separate Telangana state ends with Indian Govt. confirming the...
Telangana, Statehood, K. Chandrasekhar Rao
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Supreme Court Summons Record of Zardari’s Swiss Accounts
Karim Khan, Peshawar
The Supreme Court of Pakistan, which is hearing the controversial NRO ordinance case on a daily basis, has asked the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to submit a...
Zardari’s Swiss accounts, Supreme Court of Pakistan, National Accountability Bureau
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Spilling the Blood of Bulls to Preserve Zulu Tradition in South Africa
Craig, Pretoria
The bull was badly outnumbered, and while its muscular body, thick black hide and rock-hard horns offered significant advantages, this was not a brawl the animal was...
South Africa, Zulu tradition, Blood of Bulls
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Zelaya to bid Honduras adieu, negotiating deal to leave Honduras
Ronnie, Tegucigalpa
Mexico is working to get ousted President Manuel Zelaya out of the Brazilian Embassy, a refuge where he has spent nearly three months in a failed effort to get his...
Honduras, Military coup, Zelaya
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Sarkozy comes forward, defends Switzerland minaret ban
Alain, Paris
Nicolas Sarkozy today voiced sympathy for Switzerland’s controversial decision to ban the building of Muslim minarets, calling on religious practitioners to avoid...
France, Nicolas Sarkozy, swiss minaret ban
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McChrystal: Coalition Forces Pay Afghan Soldiers Less Than Taliban
Mubassir, Islamabad
During yesterday’s hearings before the House and Senate Armed Service Committees, General Stanley McChrystal and Ambassador Karl Eikenberry presented a unified...
McChrystal, Coalition Forces, Afghan Soldiers' Pay
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3 women challenge Irish abortion ban in Euro court
Jas, Liverpool
Three women filed a lawsuit in a European court against Ireland’s abortion ban Wednesday, claiming the government violates the human rights of pregnant women by...
Ireland, abortion, abortion ban
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Should bloggers be prosecuted for publishing inflammatory and offensive views?
View Point, Shimla
19-year-old boy from India faces criminal charges after starting a community on Orkut against Shiv Sena (a political party that predominantly supports Hindu Nationalist...
bloggers, Orkut, Shiv Sena
made popular Feb 26 2009
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Bloggers Beware!
Shiv, india
From The Times of India: A 19-year-old blogger’s case could forever change the ground rules of blogging. Bloggers may no longer express their uninhibited views...
supreme court, blog, info tech act
made popular Feb 26 2009
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Mumbai 26/11: The very best from Indian bloggers
Fatima, Islamabad
Gurcharandas: A Passion for Death or Life? I have always believed that India would relentlessly march towards a modern, capitalist and democratic future; and terrorist...
terror attacks, Mumbai terror blasts, Mumbai 26/11
made popular Dec 3 2008
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Mumbai 26/11: The very best from Pakistan bloggers
Fatima, Islamabad
Teeth Maestro: Mumbai Under Attack & Pakistan to blame What has also sadly transpired within the following day is that the ‘official’ blame game circus is in...
Mumbai 26/11, analysis, india, pakistan
made popular Dec 2 2008
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The Registry That Never Was
Nicholas, Liverpool
EU Observers reports that the famous, or rather infamous and certainly badly understood, proposal by the Committee on Culture and Education concerning blogs and...
Blogs, Bloggers, EU, Freedom of Expression
made popular Sep 30 2008
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Malaysian Government in conflict with 'Malaysia Today'
Swati S, Shimla
Blogging is the new medium through which thousands of people are expressing their views over one issue or the other. In a way, bloggers are the new age journalists and...
Malaysia Today, Bloggers, Web, Technology
made popular Sep 9 2008
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Bloggers vent anger, pain at serial bomb blasts
Sharmila Chakravorty, Northampton
The serial blasts in Ahmedabad and Bangalore have evoked anger and strong condemnation of bloggers, who have given vent to their feelings online as the terrorist...
Bloggers, vent, anger, pain
made popular Jul 27 2008
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Is Associated Press justified in protecting free use of its content by New Media?
View Point, Shimla
The Associated Press has revived the Old Media-New Media fight by trying to draw a line between reference and reproduction. The 162-year-old news service created...
New Media, Associated Press, AP
made popular Jun 17 2008
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South Africa: Dealing With The Xenophobia Crisis
Muhammad Karim, Durban
Cartoon depicting the effect of the Xenophobia attacks on South Africa’s image by famed South African cartoonist, Zapiro The current situation in South Africa...
xenophobia, South Africa, bloggers
made popular May 27 2008
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China earthquake brings out citizen journalists
Trevor, Burlington
Minutes after the earthquake struck in Sichuan on Monday the internet was alive with videos and eyewitness accounts of the disaster.
China, earthquake, citizen journalists, bloggers
made popular May 12 2008
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Useful sites for bloggers
Shamil Rasheed, Chennai
There are a lot of useful resources for bloggers. Some provide nice templates, whle others provide means to monetize their blog. This article gives a list of both which...
useful sites, bloggers, Technology
made popular May 5 2008
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Has the present upsurge of articles in Indian Blogosphere led to a downfall in the quality of writing?
Reshmi, Bangalore
As blogging takes the Indian cyber world by storm, thanks to innovative and poignant blogging sites like BlogSpot, Instablogs and others, it is still way behind its...
Blogosphere, Indian, quality, articles
made popular Mar 5 2008
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Government feels bloggers' heat now
Pratyush, New Delhi
A government official says, it appears that, all the websites blocked are said to express ‘extreme religious views.’ Government sources confirmed late in...
Government of India, Gulshan Rai, D. S. Mathur, Dayanidhi Maran
made popular Jul 19 2006
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'TOI Lying' - Tarun Pall livid over its report on him
Jayanta Bhattacharya, New Delhi
India Daily’s blog on the crap article that Delhi Times section of The Times of India carried out has been noticed by Tarun Pall himself and commented no less...
tarun pall, times of india, TOI, delhi times
made popular Nov 10 2005
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Few bloggers in India!!?? You're going pathetic to comical, The Times of India!
Jayanta Bhattacharya, New Delhi
The Delhi Times section of The Times of India carried out an article on Indian bloggers. It says that we are a “shockingly tiny group comprising mostly...
bloggers, Delhi Times, Tarun Pall, IIPM
made popular Nov 9 2005
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Bloggers nail IIPM to silence, scam takes comical angle in blogosphere
Jayanta Bhattacharya, New Delhi
Just after reading the full page ad in blue,I took every written word to be true,Shelled out the hard earned bucks, & everything in my career now sucks.Attended...
IIPM, Scam, bloggers, blog wars
made popular Nov 4 2005
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