A poll conducted by GlobeScan for the BBC World Service found that nearly four out of five respondents think access to the Internet is a fundamental right.
…Opinions do vary, however, on exactly how much the government should be able to regulate the Internet. Thus, the UK’s proposed Digital Economy Law, which would, among other things, slow down or disconnect the access of those people determined to be “persistent illegal file-sharers,” is causing a fuss. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s proposed net neutrality regulations have also triggered vigorous debate….
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Most Agree Internet Access Is a Fundamental Right
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