Libya blocks access to Facebook, Al Jazeera, others
The Libyan government has cut access to Facebook. The rest of the Internet may soon follow, if it hasn't already.
Emil Protalinski covers Facebook from all angles, closely watching it grow from its $50 billion valuation in 2010 to its internally stated goal of becoming the first trillion dollar company.
Emil is a freelance journalist writing for CNET and ZDNet. Over the years, he has covered the tech industry for multiple publications, including Ars Technica, Neowin, and TechSpot.
The Libyan government has cut access to Facebook. The rest of the Internet may soon follow, if it hasn't already.
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