G-7 ministers vow to secure open Internet with private sector help

G-7 ministers vow to secure open Internet with private sector help

Photo taken April 30, 2016, shows a meeting of Group of Seven ministers in charge of information and communication technology in the western Japan city of Takamatsu. They agreed to seek private sector involvement in policymaking to ensure an open Internet, in a move apparently aimed at countering government-led online restrictions in countries including China and Russia. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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