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Twitter’s blocking of ‘blasphemous’ content raises questions over its censorship policy

23
May
2014

At first glance, Twitters international policy on censorship seems reasonable. If the laws of a particular country require content to be locally blocked, then Twitter will adhere to that, deeming it to be a lesser evil than having …

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