Hillary On Internet Freedom

As Kapil Sibal's bid to have Google and Facebook screen user content is met with widespread outrage, US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton speaks on the freedom of the Internet, live from Hague, Netherlands.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday warned Internet firms to avoid offering the "tools of oppression" to authoritarian Middle East regimes trying to crush democracy protests.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders urged countries and private businesses on Thursday to fight increasing efforts to restrict access to the Internet by repressive governments and even some democratic ones.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday warned Internet firms to avoid offering the "tools of oppression" to authoritarian Middle East regimes trying to crush democracy protests.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at length about Internet freedom in an address on Friday in The Hague. She called on the global community to protect freedoms of expression, association and assembly in the online world.

As Kapil Sibal's bid to have Google and Facebook screen user content is met with widespread outrage, US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton speaks on the freedom of the Internet, live from Hague, Netherlands.

Restricting the Internet will not hold back surging popular demand for democratic reforms in the Middle East or elsewhere and the Obama administration is ready to help dissidents evade cyber curbs to promote human rights and democracy in repressive states, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says in a major policy address.In remarks to be del...

China rejected on Friday a call by US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton for the lifting of restrictions on the Internet in the communist country.

Declaring that an attack on one nation's computer networks "can be an attack on all," Hillary Clinton said that the United States would defend itself from cyber attacks.

Five U.S. senators are publicly urging Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to move faster to support organizations that are helping people in countries like Iran and China circumvent restrictions on Internet use. In a letter written by Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., and made public on Wednesday, the senators ask Clinton to quickly spend $45 mil...

As Kapil Sibal's bid to have Google and Facebook screen user content is met with widespread outrage, US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton speaks on the freedom of the Internet, live from Hague, Netherlands.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday warned Internet firms to avoid offering the "tools of oppression" to authoritarian Middle East regimes trying to crush democracy protests.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders urged countries and private businesses on Thursday to fight increasing efforts to restrict access to the Internet by repressive governments and even some democratic ones.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday warned Internet firms to avoid offering the "tools of oppression" to authoritarian Middle East regimes trying to crush democracy protests.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at length about Internet freedom in an address on Friday in The Hague. She called on the global community to protect freedoms of expression, association and assembly in the online world.

As Kapil Sibal's bid to have Google and Facebook screen user content is met with widespread outrage, US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton speaks on the freedom of the Internet, live from Hague, Netherlands.

Restricting the Internet will not hold back surging popular demand for democratic reforms in the Middle East or elsewhere and the Obama administration is ready to help dissidents evade cyber curbs to promote human rights and democracy in repressive states, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says in a major policy address.In remarks to be del...

China rejected on Friday a call by US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton for the lifting of restrictions on the Internet in the communist country.

Declaring that an attack on one nation's computer networks "can be an attack on all," Hillary Clinton said that the United States would defend itself from cyber attacks.

Five U.S. senators are publicly urging Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to move faster to support organizations that are helping people in countries like Iran and China circumvent restrictions on Internet use. In a letter written by Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., and made public on Wednesday, the senators ask Clinton to quickly spend $45 mil...