India Backs Off
I am happy to report that the DoT has backed off the website ban and that bloggers across India are once again in business. Free speech wins. Good news - and we all can use a little bit of that these days.
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Free speech, free flow of ideas and open information exchange are way more sacred than cows in my view. Roger - great blog articles!
Posted by: Ira Feinberg | July 20, 2006 at 05:38 PM