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 joint press conference in the western Japan city of Takamatsu following a meeting there of Group of Seven ministers in charge of information and communication technology, including Japan's communications minister Sanae Takaichi, the chair, (4th from R). (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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