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Sunday, November 08, 2009

Around The Blogosphere 8 November 09

Yoaní Sánchez, Cuba's most famous blogger, who has received countless international awards for her activism, was detained briefly and beaten by Cuban authorities on November 6, along with fellow bloggers, Claudia Cadelo (a Global Voices contributor) and Orlando Luís Pardo Lazo. Bloggers express their views concerning the incident. Yoaní has written [es] about the incident on Generación Y, her blog, and English-language blogs like Babalú Blog, Repeating Islands and Uncommon Sense are following the story. An audio interview [es] with Sánchez about the incident has been posted to YouTube.

As the trial of video blogging youth activists Adnan Hajizade and Emin Milli continues in Baku, two English-language bloggers from Azerbaijan react to Friday's aborted court hearing.

On-line Social Networks in Syria

NSFW: After Fort Hood, another example of how ‘citizen journalists’ can’t handle the truth

For Reporter Without Borders, “Press Freedom is the Price for Democracy”

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