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Brazil: The Cybercrimes Bill meets the "Cybercriminal" Camp It's no surprise then that the controversy should grow further when this bill is brought into debate at a huge cyberculture meeting. Daniel Duende joined the crowds of bit-torrent-using p2p-addicted geeks who attended the debate at Campus Party.>>Read more Japan: Bloggers respond to new filtering measures Over the past week, Japan's major mobile phone operators have commenced filtering web access on mobile phones contracted to minors (users under 18 years of age), following on legislation introduced in late 2007 and on developments over the last year toward the regulation of "harmful" content. Bloggers respond. >>Read more   Egypt: Erdoğan, Leader of the World Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip has new fans across the Arab world, notably in Egypt where one blogger went on to describe him as the "leader of the world." Another sees fault in Arab leaders who are not standing up for the Palestinian cause. >>Read more   More posts on Global Voices today... Brazil: "The police only advance when Globo [TV] is live" Croatia: Changing Eminent Domain for a Golfing Gain Cuba: A Look at Sports Blogs Italy Seethes over Brazil's Extradition Refusal Paraguay: Loofah and Plastic makes a home Contact us if you would like to learn more about becoming a Global Voices author or translator.  Sincerely,   Deborah Dilley, Digest Editor Global Voices Online Stichting Global Voices | Strawinskylaan 3105 | Amsterdam | 1077 ZX | Netherlands