Nice video telling the story of Amnesty International on their 50th anniversary. Happy anniversary, you guys!
In 2011, we have witnessed the incredible power of bloggers and social media users capturing the world’s attention through their activism. At the same time, regimes appear to be quickening the pace of their cat-and-mouse game with netizens.
Aware of the threats to their safety, bloggers often devise contingency plans in the event they are detained.
EFF together with Global Voices Advocacy have created a set of questions to consider. This list is by no means exhaustive, but should offer a starting point from which bloggers can develop their own contingency plans.
Syrian blogger Razan Ghazzawi was arrested on the Syrian-Jordanian border on 4 December, 2011.

Syrian authorities have arrested blogger Razan Ghazzawi on the Syrian-Jordanian border today. Ghazzawi was on her way to Amman to attend a workshop on press freedom in the Arab world.
Her arrest has drawn criticism and anger from bloggers and activists around the world, who are calling for her immediate release.
Mostar in Autumn, by Evan Wakelin.
Ki Nikham by Ari Goldwag. This is an a capella song, which is the only music religious Jews can listen to during days of mourning in the Jewish...
The number of languages spoken worldwide vs. the languages of the internet.