BlackBerry to filter websites in Indonesia
BlackBerry smartphone maker on Monday said it will filter the web “as soon as possible” after the government threatened to curb its services if it failed to block access to pornographic sites.

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BlackBerry to provide India access to messenger services
Research in Motion (RIM), the Canadian company that makes BlackBerry mobile devices, Saturday said it is working to provide the Indian government lawful access to BlackBerry Messenger Services (BBM).

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Indian officials to meet to decide BlackBerry ban
Indian authorities are scheduled to meet Monday evening to decide whether to ban some BlackBerry services in India, one day ahead of a government-imposed deadline for the device’s maker Research In Motion Ltd. to give security agencies access to encrypted data.

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India companies eye switch to rivals as BlackBerry ban looms
NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: Indian companies are mulling options that include leaving Research in Motion (RIM) for other smartphone makers as they face a threatened ban on BlackBerry services that could disrupt business. RIM’s rivals Apple Inc and Nokia would be among the biggest gainers…

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India says BlackBerry meeting “inconclusive”
The Indian government put off a decision on Thursday on whether to ban BlackBerry services over national security fears in the world’s fasted growing telecoms market.

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India steps up demands for BlackBerry access
Indian demands are giving a new headache to BlackBerry maker Research in Motion after New Delhi threatened a shutdown that could affect 1 million of the smartphone’s 41 million users. India – BlackBerry – Research In Motion – New Delhi – Smartphone

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BlackBerry maker facing spy, porn demands
NEW DELHI, Aug 3 – BlackBerry maker Research In Motion is willing to block porn sites and let government spies snoop on users, newspapers reported today, following a shock ban on its key services in the Gulf. The BlackBerry’s coveted secrecy has come under scrutiny since Sunday, when the United Arab Emirates announced plans to ban BlackBerry …

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