Feb 15, 2013

Israel admits jailing Australian linked to Mossad

Israel on Wednesday admitted for the first time that it had held an Israeli with dual citizenship under a false name for security reasons, and that he died in prison more than two years ago — details that shed new light on a case ...

Feb 13, 2013

Myanmar denies hacking reporters' email accounts

Myanmar’s government denied Monday that it was behind a possible attempt to hack into the email accounts of journalists working for foreign and local media who Google warned might have been the targets of “state-sponsored attackers.” At least 12 reporters, including a Yangon-based correspondent ...

China blamed for hacking U.S. media

Feb 1, 2013

China blamed for hacking U.S. media

The Obama administration is considering more assertive action against Beijing to combat a persistent cyber-espionage campaign it believes Chinese hackers are waging against U.S. companies and government agencies.

Jan 8, 2013

Chinese protests hit censorship at popular paper

Protestors gathered Monday at the offices of a Chinese newspaper at the center of a censorship row to call for media freedom, in a rare demonstration on the subject in the country. Hundreds of people were protesting outside the Southern Weekly’s office in Guangzhou, ...

Jan 3, 2013

China signals tighter Internet control

Chinese citizens were last year treated to an unaccustomed number of hard-hitting exposes and investigations detailing the private lives and corrupt financial dealings of the most senior Communist Party officials and their family members. Most of the reports have come from what one local ...

Jan 3, 2013

NYT reporter forced to leave

New York AFP-JIJI A New York Times reporter has been forced to leave China two months after the newspaper carried a critical report on the wealth of the family of outgoing Premier Wen Jiabao. Chris Buckley, who has worked in China as a journalist ...