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theeconomist: Officials from more than 150 countries are meeting in Dubai to argue about how to run the internet—and fight over who should control it. The outcome matters not just to computer enthusiasts, but to everyone with a stake in the modern world.

theeconomist:

Officials from more than 150 countries are meeting in Dubai to argue about how to run the internet—and fight over who should control it. The outcome matters not just to computer enthusiasts, but to everyone with a stake in the modern world.

December 4, 2012 · 5:59 am · 236 notes « Prev  Next »

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    free source. Don’t like it? Go fuck yourself. Fuck your control.
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    it shouldn’t be under anyone’s control, it...be freely used by any and
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