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ICT Policy: A Beginner’s Handbook
ICT Policy: A Beginner s HandbookPublished by the Association for Progressive Communications - by Chris NicolMade possible with the support of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation - by the Association for Progressive CommunicationsCopyLeft APC 2003 You are free: to copy, distribute, display this book to make commercial use of this textUnder the following conditions: You must give APC credit For any reuse or distribution, you must make clearto others the license terms of this work Any of these conditions can be waived if you getpermission from the authorIllustration: Matias Bervejillo, Montevideo, UruguayGraphic design: MONOCROMO, Montevideo, UruguayPrinted by: STE Publishers, Johannesburg, South AfricaAddress: PO BOX 29755, Melville 2109, Johannesburg.
ICTs are converging on the internet, using it, becom-ing part of it, and often becoming indistinguishable from it. The internet is still in its infancy, but powerful forces are trying to limit the freedom currently enjoyed by internet users. The future of ICTs is everyone’s busi-ness, and APC would like ICT policy-making to be
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