ONI is proud to announce the release of our latest reports on Asia and China at the 3rd annual meeting of ONI Asia in Penang, Malaysia, on June 17. ONI research reveals accelerating restrictions on Internet content as Asian governments shift to next generation controls. These new techniques go beyond blocking access to websites and are more informal and fluid, implemented at edges of the network, and are often backed up by increasingly restrictive and broadly interpreted laws.

The OpenNet Initiative is also proud to present a new survey of Internet filtering and surveillance in Iran, which details the most recent censorship measures and provides extensive background on the government's filtering regime.

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Now online: Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering, published by MIT Press, is the first global survey of Internet filtering. The book documents and analyzes Internet filtering practices in over three dozen countries, offering the first rigorously conducted study of this accelerating trend. Look for it at your local bookstore, browse the results from the study in our country profiles and regional overviews, and check out PDFs of the other chapters!