Vi segnalo due articoli molto interessanti per motivi opposti: The age of the WikiLeaks-style vigilante geek is over. Julian Assange and his nascent transparency movement cannot simply continue in its current form <http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/feb/07/age-wikileaks-style-vigilante-ge...> Questo invece suscita risate, anche se non so se sia la reazione più appropriata: "NTIA is saying that it wants Governments to veto any controversial domain so that individual national governments won't block it on their own. In other words, they want to use ICANN to block - on a global basis - anything that a national government might block locally. So instead Internet users being denied access in one country, Internet users in all countries will be denied access. And they are saying that this is a big advance for freedom of expression and the free flow of information!" <http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/_archives/2011/2/7/4744972.html> Ciao, Paolo