The Internet in the summer of 1997 enjoyed a sense of seemingly unlimited potential and limited controls. While businesses and individuals flocked online, government ran away from regulating the Internet, adhering to a self-regulatory philosophy that dictated a hands-off approach.
Concerns over the widening technology gap between the world's haves and have nots — frequently referred to as the digital divide — have attracted increasing attention from government and technology companies.
Bangalore, India
Mumbai, India
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Michael Geist
mgeist@uottawa.ca
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