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Soviet-era media control persists
Lack of freedoms hindering democracy, says media repTwenty years after Europe's Communist-era Iron Curtain began to crumble with the fall of the Berlin Wall, state interference or control of TV in many former Soviet countries continues to hamper democracy, a leading international security body has warned.
China cracks down on web games
Gov't bans foreign investment in online gamesChina's State Council picks censor
Zhang Pimin to head film, TV unitSaudi gov closes LBC over sex talk
Authorities say offices are closed 'indefinitely'FULL COVERAGE
CCFC takes aim at PG-13 ads
Org wants to regulate pomos aimed at kidsChina urges to stop screen smoking
CATC wants to take glamour out of habitChina bans online gangster games
Obscenity, gambling targeted in crackdownUkraine bans 'Bruno'
Culture Ministry calls pic immoralChina wipes out Green Dam rollout
Government scraps plan to control Internet useBoyle: China censorship 'regrettable'
'Slumdog' director takes aim at restrictionsChinese protest against firewall
Critics say plan is intrusive, ineffectiveSweden cuts out film censorship
Country ends bans on film distributionHigh court reconsiders Jackson case
Supreme Court orders re-examination of ruling'Wolverine' too violent for Swedes
Censor board gives prequel a 15 classificationSupreme Court rules on expletives
Government can threaten networks with finesOfcom fines BBC for prank call
Amount is pubcaster's biggest for single showChina tightens grip on online content
Licenses required for webcastsChina OKs Rape of Nanking pics
Film pair approved for screeningSaudi clerics urge ban on femmes
Group looks to remove women from TV, magsKorean 'Thirst' poster banned
Park Chan-wook film opens locally on April 30Catholic League to battle 'Demons'
Org launches crusade against Howard picGreater Union lifts 'Combination' ban
Cinema chain to resume screeings in SydneyRatings system proposed in China
Sarft submits new laws to the cabinetChina targets Google in crackdown
Orgs band together on moral crusadeUproar in Australia over Internet filter
Plan to block Web sites finds oppositionU.K. seeks to rein in Internet
Culture secretary mulls film-style ratingsChina blocks N.Y. Times' website
Beijing government defends censorshipBarack Obama mulling FCC post
Julius Genachowski rumored to be favoriteGreat Firewall of China returns
Pre-Olympics Web censorship returnsFCC seeks review of CBS ruling
Commission challenges lower court decisionSupreme Court hears profanity case
Arguments heard in Fox v. FCCFox v. FCC heads to Supreme Court
Ruling could cut org's authority over airwavesIndonesia cracks down on porn
Law being challenged by filmmakersRussell Brand quits BBC radio show
Co-presenter Jonathan Ross suspendedRussia's 2X2 wins license renewal
Cartoon channel had attracted criticismOverseas Oscar entries surge
Record amount of countries submit filmsRussian regulator sees funny side
Adult cartoon channel earns reprieveFCC role comes under fire
Trio criticizes org's policingKevin Smith wins appeal for 'Porno'
Director gets R rating for comedySen. Ted Stevens indicted
Official failed to disclose $250,000 giftClock's ticking on clean-up act
FCC chair's indecency push is slowedCourt tosses FCC Super Bowl fine
Says org acted 'arbitrarily and capriciously'China demands 'Mummy' changes
Government delays debut of 'Dragon Emperor'Ratings blues for 'Love Guru'
Singapore org gives comedy PG-16 ratingFCC receiving fewer complaints
Viewer comments on programming plungeShueisha pulls anti-Koran toon
'Bizarre Adventure' has villain reading KoranNo 'Sex' allowed in pre-Tony special
WCBS nixes 'Strange' musical numberMediaCorp fined for 'Find and Design'
Singapore series 'normalized' homosexualityCanadian creatives blast bill
Producers take stand against censorshipFox refuses to pay indecency fine
FCC objects to sexual nature of 'America'FCC finds itself in another fine mess
Blames recent court decision for confusionBrit board lifts ban on 'Manhunt 2'
Publisher Rockstar to release game in June'Persepolis' banned in Lebanon
Authorities pull Oscar-nominated filmChina org aimed at smut, horror
Regulators announce list of censorship criteria
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