Informatics: Third World Call for New Order

Gees J. Hamelink

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“Whatever progress is made in redressing inequalities in international news exchange, without self-reliance and sovereign control in the informatics field, equality and independence will remain diplomatic phrases for the presently dependent nations.“

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