PODCAST: Who controls the internet?

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PODCAST: Who controls the internet?

By Alex Foster | Sun 13th March 2011 - 3:45 pm

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Here is a full podcast of our fringe last night, “Who controls the internet?”

Libel law reform campaigner and former MP Evan Harris, website pioneer Mary Reid, James Blessing of the Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA) and Jim Killock of the digital rights champions Open Rights Group debate recent issues about free speech and the internet with chair Mark Pack.

Read more by Alex Foster or more about evan harris, ipsa, james blessing, jim killock, Mark Pack or mary reid.
This entry was posted in Conference and Podcasts.

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2 Comments

Peter Black 13th Mar '11 - 4:03pm

I thought cats controlled the internet.
pobblycym 13th Mar '11 - 4:37pm

Peter Black@ ‘I thought cats controlled the internet’

Cats control the world, not just the internet.

[PS, sadly will not be voting for you in May. I’ll send you an email to explain why not, but you’ll probably have an inkling already if you’ve seen the latest ITV Wales poll.]

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