Padraig Reidy, Author at Index on Censorship

Should you sue for a bad review?

by Padraig Reidy | 01 Aug 13

Do you have a right to take critics to court, asks Padraig Reidy

Saudi liberal blogger sentenced to 600 lashes and seven years in jail

by Padraig Reidy | 30 Jul 13

A Saudi activist is being punished after calling for a “day of liberalism”, Padraig Reidy reports

We can make Twitter better, but never perfect

by Padraig Reidy | 30 Jul 13

Online misogny is a complex problem with no single solution, says Padraig Reidy

Can we change how we talk about the web?

by Padraig Reidy | 26 Jul 13

If we want the web to be a positive place for young people, we need to start talking about the positive things that happen there, says Padraig Reidy

Turkey: Yavuz Baydar sacked after columns criticising government

by Padraig Reidy | 24 Jul 13

Journalist Yavuz Baydar has been fired by Turkish daily newspaper Sabah, after articles he wrote criticising the government were censored, Padraig Reidy reports

David Cameron’s King Canute moment

by Padraig Reidy | 22 Jul 13

The Prime Minister’s touching belief that he can clean up the web with technology is misguided and even dangerous, says Padraig Reidy

What surveillance means to YOU

by Padraig Reidy | 19 Jul 13

Past Event: What does surveillance mean to YOU?

Pippa and Britain’s parody problem

by Padraig Reidy | 19 Jul 13

Pippa Middleton is reported to have threatened legal action against a spoof twitter account and book. But a recent study claims that parody has cultural and economic benefits for Britain, and the government is set to loosen copyright laws. Padraig Reidy writes