11. The People’s Communication Charter

Cees J. Hamelink

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Information Society and Technology Trends ICT Impact and Policies Social Media and Politics

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The development of the GII ... must be a democratic effort ... In a sense, the GII will be a metaphor for democracy itself ... I see a new Athenian Age of democracy forged in the fora the GII will creqte ... The Global Information Infrastructure ... will circle the globe with information superhighways on which all people can travel. These highways-or, more accurately, networks of distributed intelligence-will allow us to share information, to connect, and to communicate as a global community. US Vice-President Al Gore

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