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Saturday, May 07, 2005

Reports from the Anoniblogging Roundtable at Blognashville

Iranians seeking news, like that on this blog, are frustrated by special internet filters. The Iranian government blocks such access. A solution is anonymous blogging.

The Committee to Protect Bloggers has published several reports on a recent roundtable discussions on anonymous blogging:

Anoniblogging Roundtable at BlogNashville has concluded. Following are some reports on what was discussed.

RConversation

The Media Drop

Nashville is Talking

Gateway Pundit

Nashville Zine (probably the most accurate)

Plus: Ethan Zuckerman, as an addendum to his previous technical guide to anonymous blogging, has reviewed Tor servers, also known as "onion routing ."