It's a little bit dated, but I've found Wendy Chun's *Control and Freedom *to be one of the most useful feminist studies of Internet censorship: http://a.co/bNzAyEa Good luck and I hope others chime in because I'm also interested in their suggestions. Rex Troumbley, Postdoctoral Fellow Humanities Research Center Rice University rextroumbley.com On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 1:38 PM, Meghan (magda) Olszanowski < m_olszan@live.concordia.ca> wrote:
Hello,
Anyone have pieces outlining a history of internet censorship?
While I am interested in the history of censorship everywhere, USA/Europe is fine.
Ideally research that is feminist-framed.
Thank you
Magdalena Olszanowski
FQRSC/SSHRC Fellow PhD Candidate, Communication Studies, Concordia University Researcher/ Image Production/Photo Coordinator ACT (Ageing, Communication, Technology) Montreal
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