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From Myanmar to Indonesia, governments are clamping down on the internet and social media.

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Pakistan is trying to combat terrorist organizations online, with mixed results.

The man in charge of the Islamic States' Twitter profile was revealed to be an Indian businessman.

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Sonya Rehman speaks with a young Palestinian on life in Gaza and the role of social media amid the devastation.

The ongoing protests over a planned PX plant in Maoming are receiving a lot of attention within China.

A new poll finds Chinese citizens don't feel they are being monitored or censored by the government.

Using the hashtag #CancelColbert, social media users are calling for The Colbert Report to be cancelled.

Citizen exchanges are an easy and cost-effective means for countries hoping to build influence overseas.