Out of time, but still, crossposting here.
Please note, this is not my point of view.
Regards from Portugal,
Nuno Garcia
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From: Lauren Weinstein <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 23 June 2011 20:54
Subject: [ NNSquad ] Radio Free Europe: "ICANN Has Censorship"
To: [log in to unmask]
Radio Free Europe: "ICANN Has Censorship"
http://j.mp/lwRlbZ (This message on Google Buzz)
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http://j.mp/k5cxjL (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Article)
"Once you start to create very fine-grained TLDs you create a very
simple way for governments to enforce blocking and censorship on those
TLDs and [can] require that companies or particular types of
organizations operate out of particular TLDs. That's much harder to do
when you have a few general and generic ones like .com and .net,"
Weinstein said."
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--Lauren--
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