Index
A
Access Controlled: The Shaping of Power, Rights,
and Rule in Cyberspace, 3, 5, 29, 137, 196
Ahmadiyya community, 344
Amazon.com, Wikileaks and, 149
Anonymous 2011 attack, 33 – 34
Anwar Ibrahim, 43 – 44, 46
Aquino, Benigno, 116 – 118
Arab League, 32, 33
Arbor Networks, 139
Architectures, 67, 84
Asia, 225 – 240. See also specifi c countries
cyber attacks in, 232
Internet fi ltering in, 230 – 231
Internet in, 226 – 227
Internet surveillance in, 231 – 232
legal and regulatory frameworks in, 228 – 229
Association of Southeast Asian Nations, 32
Authority, crisis of, 22, 35 – 37
B
Baidu, 189, 277
Bangladesh, 241 – 250
background on, 242 – 243
cybercrime in, 246
economy of, 243 – 244
“ Everyone Draw Mohammed Day ” in, 233,
245
freedom of expression in, 11 – 12, 243,
245 – 246
human rights in, 243
information access in, 246
Internet access in, 244
Internet blocking in, 245
Internet fi ltering in, 230, 245
Internet in, 243 – 245
Internet surveillance in, 246 – 247
ISPs in, 244
key indicators on, 242
legal and regulatory framework in, 11 – 12,
228, 245 – 246
ONI testing results on, 241, 247
results at a glance for, 241
SEA-ME-WE 4 connection of, 244
Barisan Nasional, 43, 56, 324 – 325, 329
Bauxite mining protest, 133 – 136
Berkman Center for Internet and Society,
138, 140 – 141
BGP hijacks/leaks, 187 – 188
Bias, in Malaysian blogosphere, 52, 53
Bilingualism, 54
Biznet Networks, 316
BlackBerry
in India, 203, 230, 232, 304
in Indonesia, 231, 315
in Pakistan, 231
Blog/blogosphere, 7
in Burma, 258
in China, 278, 281
DDoS-resistant, 135
in India, 304 – 305
in Iran, 31