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Pls fwd the msg below to your contacts. It might help them. Obo Diplo, thank you!

This is a syndicated blog post from Diplo Internet Governance Community. Views expressed are entirely those of the original author.

Posted by Stephanie on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 13:41

Internet policy issues: past, present and future

Will the cutting off of Internet access in Egypt affect the future of Internet governance and policy? Are you concerned about Internet governance in the aftermath of the WikiLeaks CableGate incident? Will guidelines and regulations be affected? What do you think about the reactions of governments and private companies such as Amazon and PayPal to the WikiLeaks phenomenon?

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