The net effect: The limits of digital freedom

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The net effect

15 Mar 2011

Magazine | Volume 40.01 Spring 2011

The Net Effect: The Spring 2010 issue of Index on Censorship magazine

How technology continues to transform the culture of activism, but also how it's not popular to view it more cautiously as past of a long game.

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Unsung heroes: How musicians are raising their voices against oppression

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The dangers of boycotting Russian science

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