Internet Blotter

Microsoft allows users to turn on https by default in Hotmail, but it's still couched in warnings.
Meanwhile, Access starts its own global campaign for https to be turned on for the most visited websites.
Thai censorship, originally aimed at a few hundred domains, now covers over 250,000 websites.
China "unpublishes" previously approved online articles about a Party official's private life.
Burma's entire internal network is knocked offline in a denial-of-service attack...
... while Digital Democracy reports on the domestic state of commmunications technology in the country.