15 days ago by Tiago Dória

O Twitter anunciou uma nova política - removerá mensagens de usuários em certos países. Se algum conteúdo for contra a cultura e as leis locais de um país, ele será removido mediante solicitação. A medida faz parte da estratégia de expansão internacional do serviço. Para manter a transparência, semp ...

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33 days ago by richardbennett

Vint Cerf, one of the primary designers of TCP/IP and a man who’s among the “fathers of the Internet” has an Op-Ed recently in The New York Times arguing that Internet access is not a “human right.” This has a lot of people buzzing because it’s counter-intuitive. Why would someone whose entire caree ...

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36 days ago by Amir Karimuddin

Tweet Vinton G. Cerf, a leading computer scientist and is also known as the “Father of the Internet”, in the New York Times op-ed has revealed different opinion contrary to current perspective. While a number of countries began to introduce the concept of the Internet as a human right, Cerf firmly s ...

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36 days ago by JFKII

Wednesday on the Opinion Pages of the NY Times the renowned Vinton Cerf “father of the internet” published an article titles Internet Access Is Not A Human Right. It could be argued that the key word here is “access”, but before I address access again, I should start with the definition of the inter ...

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37 days ago by Marcel Weiß

Vinton G. Cerf in der New York Times über Internetzugang als Menschenrecht: technology is an enabler of rights, not a right itself. There is a high bar for something to be considered a human right. Loosely put, it must be among the things we as humans need in order to lead healthy, meaningful lives, ...

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37 days ago by readingbyeugene

Vinton Cerf, a fellow at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and vice president and chief Internet evangelist for Google, begins this op-ed by expounding on the importance of the Internet, but concludes that Internet access is not a human right: It is no surprise, then, that the pr ...

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143 days ago by Jak Boumans

Today I closed my Hyves social network account. And today Vinton Cerf warns for walled gardens in the Guardian. In 2007, I had a long discussion with Xenia Maren Menzies (hi Xenia, do you remember) about the durability of FB. I told her to have an exit strategy in case FB would go bankrupt or in cas ...

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180 days ago by Akarsh

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206 days ago by Alejandro Herrero

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207 days ago by DGTALnws

México 19 jul (DGTALnws).- Vinton Gray Cerf, considerado uno de los padres del Internet es un científico estadounidense nacido en Connecticut, Estados Unidos. Entre 1976 y 1982, trabajando en DARPA, fue pionero en el desarrollo de la transmisión por radio y satélite de paquetes, responsable del proy ...

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