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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304749904577384281275240056.htmlHere's a wake-up call for the world's two billion Web users, who take for granted the light regulation of the Internet: A group of 193 countries will meet in December to reregulate the Internet. Every country, including China, Russia and Iran, gets a vote. Can a majority of countries be trusted to keep their hands off the Web?
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a low-profile United Nations organization, is overseeing this yearlong review of the Web. Its process is so secretive that proposals by member countries are confidential. The Obama administration has yet to nominate a negotiator for the U.S. side, even though Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said last year that his goal was "international control over the Internet."
No.
The Internet stands for freedom, for equality. It is the last bastion of Freedom on Earth.
Do not take it away. Do not make anyone "run it" or "own it", it is everyones. No one should have control of it. Free like a beast.