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Clinton urges global internet freedom
CensorFree article posted on Friday 22 January 2010 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton linked the five freedoms of the US Constitution's First Amendment to the need for unfettered global internet access. "The freedom to connect is like the freedom of assembly, only in cyberspace," she said, directly countering the push by Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and the Rudd Government to censor (filter) Australia's web access.
Read more »... (Photo: Hillary Clinton on the big screen delivering her internet freedom speech at the Newseum, Washinton).
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