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International Internet Censorship: Techniques for Control and Ways to Bypass the BlocksPublished by: IDC Published: Mar. 5, 2007 - 17 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Government Insights Opinion In This Report Situation Overview Common Direct Internet Censorship Techniques Definitions Management Challenges How Is Direct Internet Censorship Accomplished? Figure: How Data Packets Are Created and Routed Figure: Early China Internet Connections Using the Internet to Spy on Citizens Common Indirect Internet Censorship Techniques The Approach Methods for Challenging Direct Censorship Techniques Virtual Private Networks Proxy Servers and Anonymous Browsing Peer-to-Peer Networks Best-of-Breed Strategies Expanding External Access Figure: WiMAX and P2P Networks Allow the Access of Files from a Connection Outside the Country Methods for Challenging Indirect Censorship Techniques Figure: The $100 Laptop Equipment Flow to Various Regions of the Globe Table: Worldwide Government Spending on Network Equipment and Servers by Region, 2006 Table: Worldwide Education Spending on Network Equipment and Servers by Region, 2006 Learn More Related Research Synopsis AbstractThis document is about International Internet Censorship: Techniques for Control and Ways to Bypass the BlocksGet Full Details About This Report >> |
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