Russia asked Twitter on Monday to block access to a dozen accounts it deems extremist, the head of the countrys telecoms watchdog said, as Moscow seeks greater control over Internet sites based beyond its borders. The request to block the sites was made by the head of communications watchdog Roskomnadzor, Alexander Zharov, at a meeting with Colin Crowell, Twitters head of global public policy where the two men discussed new Internet regulations.
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