On Thursday, Twitter posted a new censorship policy, stating that it will now have the ability to “reactively withhold content from users in a specific country — while keeping it available in the rest of the world.”

Google should rethink its policy and empower users rather than restrict them.

The company has told some applications developers, including Sony, that they can no longer sell content, like e-books, within their apps, or let customers have access to purchases they have made outside the App Store.

Apple rejected Sony’s iPhone application, which would have let people buy and read e-books bought from the Sony Reader Store.

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In recent years, he has focused upon health economics, the economics of education and economic development.

A video on net neutrality by Google's public policy team. Featuring Rick Whitt and Megan Stull.