Censorship in Russia near elections

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Several independent media websites were attacked on Election Day in Russia with the sole purpose to prevent journalist and rights activists from reporting election violations all over the country. Several portals (Echo Moskvy radio station, Kommersant newspaper, The New Times, Forbes Russia and Bolshoy Gorod) and even blogging services (like LiveJournal) were affected by this massive attack. With the cyber-attacks preventing observers [...]

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I LIKE YOU!

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No big secret: At short intervals CyberGhost is asked to give out a promotion code. In personal mails, Twitter posts and on Facebook CyberGhost fans and friends question for a personal or general promotion, ‘to test the service before buying’. Well, for that reason we do have the ‘Free Service’ and actually no ‘promo, please’ [...]

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Blocked content? Try this!

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You’re an American abroad and want to watch your favorite TV show or the newest episode on Hulu? No problem – at least not, if you use CyberGhost. With 75 servers in more than 15 countries you can access your country’s audio and video platforms even if these services are blocked in the country you [...]

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Mission accomplished! CyberGhost went 1.000.000!

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When starting as a closing time project a few years ago, none of the two programmers, who initiated the CyberGhost adventure, ever even thought about working on something HUGE, which would accomplish one day something like, say, one million users. Now it happened – made possible by you and done by us. We succeeded a [...]

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W3C – web standards that will protect your privacy

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The World Wide Web Consortium, also known as W3C, just released two draft standards, that will “prevent surprises, to foster trust on the web”. One standard defines a do-not-track preference (something that Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari already do), and the second standard defines mechanisms for users to express their preferences for cross-site tracking. Interest [...]

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New Servers from CyberGhost

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We have some great news for you. Just opened up new servers in: USA Czech Republic Denmark Netherlands Poland. So go ahead make some traffic and let us know what you think. A list with all the servers you can find here: http://cyberghostvpn.com/en/product/server_status.html  

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EA Games accused of violating privacy rights

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EA Games is accused of violating privacy regulation in Germany by its online distribution system called ‘Origin’. As the German magazine ‘Der Spiegel’ reported,  EA Games just translated the US terms and condition to German, and those terms and condition are in direct violation with the German privacy law. More than 8000 gamers signed a [...]

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