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More Internet Journalists go to jail as Governments try to control net
Dec 8 2006, Ashutosh

The governments worldwide are getting weary of Internet and are putting Internet journalists in jail for what they deemed was an offending article.

‘The Internet Journalists are second in line to the Print Journalists’; these figures were...

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