Open, secure and reliable connectivity is essential for rights such as freedom of expression and freedom of association. Now we can measure network connectivity at internet scale.
The Internet Society and NetBlocks are teaming up to develop a tool to better measure the cost of Internet shutdowns, and convince governments to keep the Internet on. The Cost of …
Our Internet Shutdown Observatory uses novel measurement, classification and attribution techniques to detect internet disruptions, cyber-attacks and natural disasters that can cripple power grids, healthcare and national infrastructure worldwide.
PAKISTAN – The NetBlocks internet observatory project in coordination with the Digital Rights Foundation has collected evidence of blocking of a political party website, operated by the Awami Workers Party, …
OSLO – Wikimedia Norge, the Norway chapter of the organisation that supports Wikipedia, and digital rights group NetBlocks have today announced their partnership to boost access to knowledge in the …
A coalition of twenty-four civil society organisations have today written to leaders of the G20, urging a new model for digital development that places the public interest at the forefront of …
BRUSSELS – Wednesday, May 23, NetBlocks is presenting the development and implementation of HTTP status code 451 at the Conference on Multistakeholder Participation in Global Internet Standards Setting hosted by …
TORONTO, 17 MAY – At RightsCon, NetBlocks and Article 19 are presenting new work to review and strengthen core internet protocols at the Internet Engineering Task Force and other bodies. …
TORONTO — On 16 Мay, 2018 at RightsCon, NetBlocks is presenting its new technology project, The Cost of Shutdown Tool (COST). In collaboration with the Internet Society, NetBlocks is developing …
