Friday, 25 June 2010

Virtual Shelter for bloggers open in Paris

Got a blog? Fancy a weekend in Paris? Check this out ...

Paris-based media rights watchdog Reporters Without Borders on Thursday launched a virtual "anti-censorship shelter" to protect bloggers around the world from repressive authorities.
The group (RSF) unveiled a room in its Paris headquarters set aside for fugitive journalists or bloggers from abroad to drop in and blog with secure Internet connections using software that masks their online identity.
The project also offers to provide carefully selected bloggers in other countries with free access to secure, anonymous online connections to make it harder for authorities to pursue them for their work.
"This will allow them to connect to the Internet securely, to help them continue their work as bloggers," the secretary general of RSF Jean-Francois Julliard told AFP at the launch of what he called the "virtual shelter."


Via AFPhttp://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.c163a72ad245569e54eb251af457fe23.a01&show_article=1

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