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An amazing year for Bitcoin but not for the reason you think
The dang thing worked
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
Caving to government censorship as a competitive advantage
If your rival is banned you get all the users
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"social order" laws sure are convenient for authoritarians
Cambodia is among the several countries using the pandemic to crack down on free speech and dissent. Human Rights Watch has been documenting cases of…
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
FinCEN has a lot of valuable records. Some of them are leaking.
In Hong Kong, a media tycoon and democracy activist, Jimmy Lai, is arrested. His company is publicly traded. So people who support his advocacy start…
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
fb isn't going to take a loss on your free speech
Facebook blocked a group with over 1 million members in Thailand because it is critical of the Thai monarchy. In Thailand it’s illegal to criticize the…
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freezing young womens' bank accounts for dancing is bad
and other tales of internet censorship
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
some links for you
Chargebacks, Anti-Terror abuse in the Philippines, Myanmar journalists driven underground, etc
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some links for you: state censorship, coinbase, hyperinflation, etc
Apple has pulled a podcast app from the app store in China. They did this because it allowed users to access content deemed illegal in the country…
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
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