Vietnam internet restrictions come into
effect.
The world seems to be pretty much divided
between freedom or restriction, generosity or control, democracy or one-party/dictatorship
ruling especially when it comes to how people can use the Internet media such
as Twitter, blogs or social network services like Facebook.
Will it be sustainably effective to limit
or control interactions of these popular media? It seems to take substantial
investment and effort to monitor the web traffic and consequently take “appropriate
actions” like China, which is said to be deploying tens of thousands personnel for
such incredibly demanding tasks for its 600 million Internet users 24 hours a
day and seven days a week.
Even in a smaller population like Vietnam, which
is ruled solely by Communist party, will it be really possible to limit the use
of such popular media to exchange or share only personal information but not news
or opinions?
Enjoy reading and learning what the economically
prospective country is trying to do.
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