Continuing to demand the technically impossible, a court in India issued another threat against Facebook, threatening to block the social network and other websites, including Google, if “offensive and objectionable” content is not removed.

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Members of the Occupy Movement believe that Facebook is deliberately censoring their posts, in what seems like an online parallel to the arrests of protesters in cities across the country.

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U.S. liberals claim their posts on Republican Facebook pages are unfairly being censored, possibly for political reasons.
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The touchy issue of what to do about Facebook pages claiming that the Holocaust was a hoax reared its ugly head again at the social network, but it remained consistent in allowing the pages.

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Facebook’s photo censors strike again: The latest victim mistake is happened on the official Nirvana fan page.
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What’s the right amount of time before speaking ill of the dead? For movie critic Roger Ebert, it took only hours to criticize the late Jackass star Ryan Dunn for drinking and driving. Facebook just as swiftly took the film critic’s page down.
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When Aboriginal rapper Colin Darcy, a.k.a. Caper, posted his video on Facebook, little did he know what kind of reaction it would get. Read the rest of this entry »

People are  very quick to call something censorship that’s actually part of a pre-emptive legal strategy to avoid obscenity lawsuits. That kind of outcry surrounds Facebook pulling a very chaste photo of two men kissing — an event page created in protest has accumulated about 24,343 people as attendees as of this update.  Read the rest of this entry »

Rumor has it that Uganda’s government wants to block access to Facebook and Twitter, but local Internet service providers appear to be resisting any such request.
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Facebook pulled a larger version of the photo you see to the right, from the page of the University of North Florida’s student newspaper, Spinnaker.
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