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&mdash;PTI<br />
<br />
Less than a week after a similar move by micro-blogging site Twitter, Internet major Google has unveiled plans to make content on its blogger platform selectively available, depending on the local rules of each country.<br />
<br />
Google is the latest entity to come out with the option to restrict online content amid a raging debate over moves by many countries, including India, to enforce regulations on the internet.<br />
<br />
Google, which launched its blogging service &mdash; Blogger &mdash; in 1999, said the rules would be applicable in many countries, such as India, Brazil, Honduras, and Germany. It is understood that Google plans to roll it out the new system globally also.<br />
<br />
The company will now be able to restrict content in individual countries pursuant to requests by the local legal authority.<br />
<br />
The move will not require blocking worldwide access to a blog.<br />
<br />
This means, for example, that if a blog breaks an Australian law, Google can now block it in Australia but leave it up in the rest of the world, the company said.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;It will allow us to continue promoting free expression and responsible publishing while providing greater flexibility in complying with valid removal requests pursuant to local law,&rdquo; the company said.<br />
<br />
Google said it was deploying a country-specific uniform resource locator (URL) scheme for its blogger platform, which will be redirected to a country-code top-level domain, or &lsquo;ccTLD', in the coming weeks.<br />
<br />
By utilising country-specific domain addresses, content-removal can be managed on a per-country basis, which will limit their impact to the smallest number of readers. Content removed due to a specific country's law will only be removed from the relevant page, the company said.<br />
<br />
The move comes after micro-blogging site Twitter last week announced that it had the ability to block content by country. <br />
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<br />
Google is the latest entity to come out with the option to restrict online content amid a raging debate over moves by many countries, including India, to enforce regulations on the internet.<br />
<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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By utilising country-specific domain addresses, content-removal can be managed on a per-country basis, which will limit their impact to the smallest number of readers. Content removed due to a specific country's law will only be removed from the relevant page, the company said.<br />
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Google unveils plans for country-specific content filtering

—PTI Less than a week after a similar move by micro-blogging site Twitter, Internet major Google has unveiled plans to make content on its blogger platform selectively available, depending on the local rules of each country. Google is the latest entity to come out with the option to restrict online content amid a raging debate over moves by many countries, including India, to enforce regulations on the internet. Google, which launched its blogging service — Blogger — in 1999, said the rules would be applicable in many countries, such as India, Brazil, Honduras, and Germany. It is understood that Google plans to roll it out the new system globally also. The company will now be able to restrict content in individual countries pursuant to requests by the local legal authority. The move will not require blocking worldwide access to a blog. This means, for example, that if a blog breaks an Australian law, Google can now block it in Australia but leave it up in the rest of the world, the company said. “It will allow us to continue promoting free expression and responsible publishing while providing greater flexibility in complying with valid removal requests pursuant to local law,” the company said. Google said it was deploying a country-specific uniform resource locator (URL) scheme for its blogger platform, which will be redirected to a country-code top-level domain, or ‘ccTLD', in the coming weeks. By utilising country-specific domain addresses, content-removal can be managed on a per-country basis, which will limit their impact to the smallest number of readers. Content removed due to a specific country's law will only be removed from the relevant page, the company said. The move comes after micro-blogging site Twitter last week announced that it had the ability to block content by country.