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Belarusian opposition supporters light phones during a demonstration. The battle over the internet could define the way events play out.

Virtual battle in Belarus as VPN become crucial weapon against dictatorship

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"What May proposed was a pre-existing manifesto policy intended to dismantle the internet as it currently exists"

May’s response to terror shows she doesn’t understand the internet

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"Aside from all the risks the government is taking with UK adults' privacy and security, the obvious question is whether AV technologies can be forced on foreign websites"

Censored: Government porn plans will create a UK internet blacklist

The ill-thought-out porn bill will leave millions at risk of data leaks

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"There is a clear difference between the free voicing of an opinion and the online harassment of people you don't like"

Free speech shouldn’t give a free pass to the online mobocracy

Trolls are harassing people under the phoney guise of ‘free speech’

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"Racist, sexist and homophobic comments are common"

Reclaim the internet conference

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Broadband speed: increased technology is the answer, but at a cost

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Cyber insurance to become a business essential within the next decade

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George Osborne and David Cameron speak at a Conservative campaign event

Insulting voters can only lead to defeat – for both the Tories and Labour

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The Vote Match project offers voters an easy way of choosing who to vote for

The app that will sway thousands in the 2015 general election

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Which parties will be snooping over what you get up to online during the general election campaign?

Analysis: Political parties are desperate to find out what you get up to online

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IET responds to cyber security announcement

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Phones in parliament: The authorities are now realising there might be something in this

Parliament needs a ‘rebrand’ – so it’s going for the digital look

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The Facebook-organised protest challenges new regulations restricting online pornography

Parliament’s strangest protest: The mass face sit-in

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Fighting to eliminate digital hiding places for child abusers

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IET: cyber security of most small business is woefully inadequate

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Mobile ‘notspots’: a smarter ‘demand driven’ approach is needed

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Every employee using a computer needs to understand cyber security risks, House of Lords committee told

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Government cyber security programme: a lack of skills is a big concern

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Cyber security measures must be part of Government’s smart metering programme

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