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Protecting Civil Rights in the Internet Age

"More than 500 of the world’s leading authors—including Julian Barnes, Martin Amis and Jeanette Winterson—have called on the United Nations to create an international bill of digital rights to enshrine the protection of civil rights in the internet age," says The Bookseller.
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2013.12.12 in Books, Bookselling, Commentary, Current Affairs, Digital, News, Publishing, Writing |

Tags: authors protest, civil rights, internet age

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