Turkey's broadcasting watchdog to monitor online content under draft law

ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will expand the powers of its radio and television watchdog to include overseeing online content providers, under a draft law submitted to parliament on Thursday which the main opposition party said amounted to digital censorship.<div class="feedflare">
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