Le Viêt Nam, aujourd'hui

Dans un article paru en ligne le 14 mars 2013, le quotidien Nhan Dan a critiqué l’attribution du prix Netizen 2013 par Reporters sans frontières au journaliste citoyen et blogueur Huynh Ngoc Chenh.

PENANG - “Reactionary group leader sentenced to life in jail” ran the headlines in Vietnam’s government-linked press earlier this week.

Bangkok - In a widening crackdown on online expression, Vietnamese security officials have arrested critical independent blogger Le Anh Hung and are holding him against his will in a psychiatric institution, news reports said.

The University of Information Technology (UIT) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam will build a private cloud computing to develop a ‘virtual campus’ and improve service delivery to students and staff, after upgrading its computing system last year.

Le régime vietnamien bloque des sites internet, enferme des blogueurs et parfois harcèle leurs familles, mais il n'a jamais réussi à contrôler la Toile. Il a donc engagé une armée de cyber-partisans chargés de désamorcer les critiques.

HANOI — Authorities in Vietnam have lifted a one-year suspension handed down to an eighth-grade student for posting a parody of a speech by revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh on Facebook.

Vietnamese propaganda officials have admitted deploying people to engage in online discussions and post comments supporting the Communist Party's policies.

Critiquer le pouvoir est passible de prison au Vietnam. Treize militants, catholiques, blogueurs et étudiants, membres présumés d'une organisation en exil, ont été condamnés le 9 janvier à de lourdes peines de prison pour tentative de renversement du gouvernement communiste.

Education authorities in a central Vietnamese province have dismissed an eighth-grade student for “insulting her school and teachers” and “distorting history” after she parodied President Ho Chi Minh’s appeal for national resistance against the French in 1946 in her Facebook page.

La justice vietnamienne a confirmé vendredi en appel les condamnations à de lourdes peines de prison de deux blogueurs dissidents vietnamiens accusés de propagande contre l'Etat, a annoncé l'un de leurs avocats, réduisant la peine d'un troisième.

Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party is not looking back on a good year. The country’s economy is in trouble; the authoritarian leadership is split; and what appear to be rival Communist Party factions, seeking to rouse the dissenting voices of social media for their own ends, have unleashed a wave of online protests that has become increasingly difficult to contain.

Trois blogueurs vietnamiens condamnés à de lourdes peines d'emprisonnement pour « propagande contre l'État » doivent être libérés immédiatement, a déclaré Amnesty International à l'approche de leur procès en appel qui doit avoir lieu le 28 décembre.

Huynh Trong Hieu detained on his way to receive human rights award on behalf of father and sister, also prominent bloggers

It’s now not the time to discuss whether to charge fees for online news or not, because the answer is obvious: newswires will have to collect fees, if they want to exist and develop.

At a seminar themed ‘Internet Marketing-Road to Success’ organized by the Ministry of Information and Communications, the Vietnam Association of Internet and New Horizon Internet Company on November 28, many experts were of the view that Vietnam has great potential for Internet marketing.