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

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

Edward Vaizey (2nd from L), Britain's minister of state for culture and the digital economy, shakes hands with Japanese Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Sanae Takaichi (2nd from R) in the western Japan city of Takamatsu on April 30, 2016. They attended a joint press conference of the Group of Seven ministers in charge of information and communication technology following their meeting, chaired by Takaichi. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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