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Is the UN the next big threat to internet freedom? - GigaOM
May 31st 2012, 21:59


Is the UN the next big threat to internet freedom?
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31, 2012, 2:54pm PT No Comments Even as internet-control bills like SOPA and PIPA were making their way through the Senate and House of Representatives earlier this year (only to be short-circuited by public opinion), there was another potential ...

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The FCC, Congress. and Other US Entities Oppose Control of the Internet ... - DecryptedTech
May 31st 2012, 19:43


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It is funny to see the same people that are behind SOPA, PIPA, ACTA, TPP, and CISPA making comments claiming that allowing the UN to governance "just might break the Internet". So while we can agree that the UN should not be in control here, ...

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The FCC, Congress. and Other US Entities Oppose Control of the Internet ... - DecryptedTech
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The FCC, Congress. and Other US Entities Oppose Control of the Internet ...
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In fact FCC member Robert McDowell said that this would end up using "international mandates to charge certain Web destinations on a 'per-click' basis to fund the build-out of broadband infrastructure across the globe." While Representative Anna Eshoo ...

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