Tanya,
You ask a good question… likely many will answer on the list.
Let me provide a list of a few resources that could be of interest.
Herdict is a user-driven platform for identifying web blockages as they
happen
www.herdict.org/
Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI)
A free software, global observation network for detecting censorship,
surveillance and traffic manipulation on the internet
https://ooni.torproject.org/
The OpenNet Initiative - a collaborative project that concluded in 2014
that was a pioneer in documenting internet censorship and internet
controls.
https://opennet.net/
The Access series represents three edited volumes published by the
OpenNet Initiative and MIT Press that document nearly a decade of
extensive technical and in-field research on the trends and patterns
shaping information controls around the world.
http://access.opennet.net/
I’ll let others share other resources and tools…
regards
Robert
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On 15 Aug 2015, at 22:18, Tanya Rabourn wrote:
Hi all,
I know several of you monitor Internet blocking and other interference
by governments, so I have a couple questions for you. Is there a site
somewhere that gives up-to-the minute information about who is
blocking what? Is there a guide that outlines how to use tools for
monitoring blocking or bandwidth throttling (including tools for use
*inside* the country)?
Thanks!
-Tanya
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Tanya Rabourn
User Experience Designer
Doctoral Candidate, The University of Texas at Austin
tanya.rabo...@gmail.com
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