Saudi Arabia's government orders domestic mobile service providers to stop offering Blackberry service and demands increased access to data on RIM devices.
Indonesia pressures RIM to allow authorities access to Blackberry data, following similar actions in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Jordan bans 50 websites in public sector offices after a study reveals that public servants spend 3 hours a day on the Internet engaged in non-work-related activities.
Following a trend in the Arab world, the Algerian government reviews Blackberry usage in the country to determine if RIM devices threaten national security.
Saudi Arabia reverses its ban on Blackberry phones after RIM agrees to some of the government's stipulations, including allowing the government to monitor Blackberry communications channels.
Thai officials block Wikileaks in light of political unrest in Bangkok.
The government blocks websites containing explicit content and nudity, threatening those who violate the ban with five years in jail.
