Blogging as Press Freedom in repressive places

Scott | Uncategorized | Friday, September 23rd, 2005

(via slashdot.org)

museumpeace writes “CNN is carrying an AP story from France on the release of guidelines to help bloggers working under threat of suppressive governments to get out their stories without getting caught. “Reporters Without Borders’ ‘Handbook for Blogger and Cyber-Dissidents” is partly financed by the French government and includes technical advice on how to remain anonymous online.’ Makes me proud to be a developer of communication software.”

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