So you think the internet is still free

This website briefly, but beautifully charts the different ways and reasons governments censor internet access around the world. Upon further inspection, the information it presents is varied and well scoped, but is not particularly deeply explored in each of the visualizations. The website also lacks proper citations (there are not even links to the sources it draws froms), which severely hinders both its usefulness and credibility on the internet. There are, nevertheless, several strong aspects of the visualization. First is that it works with different kinds of data – it shows different views and ranges of the information. Its visual language is very consistent, and works well with the language of the visualizations.