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The Politics of Internet Access and Expression in Cuba

Oct 18th, 2012 | By Britta Glennon

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Who has Internet access in Cuba? How is this access controlled?

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Tags: Bloggers, Censorship, Center for Democracy and Technology, Chicago Policy Review, Cuba, Ellery Biddle, Freedom of Speech, Global Voices Online, Harris School, human rights, ICT, Internet, Internet Policy, Latin America, Ministry of Information Science, net neutrality debate, Piracy, social media, SOPA, telecommunications

The Speed of Progress

Jun 28th, 2012 | By Britta Glennon

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Obama’s Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information discusses innovation in Internet policy

Posted in Policy in Practice, Urban Affairs | 1 Comment »
Tags: brands, broadband, Broadband grant program, devices, domains, future, gTLDs, ICANN, inernet, Internet Policy, Lawrence Strickling, NTIA, Obama, radio spectrum, spectrum, speed, tech, Technology, websites

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