Turkey
The Turkish government has blocked access to Reddit, once again evoking harsh censorship in the nation.
Turkey has once again threatened to shut down access to Twitter in the nation unless the social media giant blocks the accounts of a newspaper that recently leaked documents relating to a military police raid on Turkish Intelligence Agency trucks.
Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened microblogging site Twitter again, this time accusing it of tax evasion.
Turkey's telecoms authority has confirmed that a two week ban on Twitter has been lifted in the country following a court ruling found it breached freedom of expression.
Turkish authorities have now moved to try to block access to video sharing giant YouTube, just days after government officials banned Twitter.
Turkey's telecommunications regulator has blocked Twitter, following a threat by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Turkish authorities are cracking down on social network users who posted insults about officials, or incited riots using popular social networking services.
Facebook has denied claims made by a Turkish official that implied the social network was handing over user information to authorities in the country.
The Turkish authorities want Twitter to setup a representative office inside the country, after it singled out the service for aiding weeks of anti-government protests.
A row over the rights to broadcast football games has resulted in a ban of Google's blogspot service in Turkey.
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