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[NEWS] Cuba and the Internet
I wonder what addresses they'll be using? I can't recall a Cuba
domain, but I may easily be mistaken. If some consistent pattern can be
found, cgi scripts could block them from getting to technically useful data,
thus decreasing Cuba's economic viability further.
-Allen
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> Cuba to open Internet link, but only for some
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> HAVANA (Oct 5, 1996 12:36 p.m. EDT) - Cuba will establish links with
> the Internet from next week, but will initially allow only selected
> scientific and other state institutions to have access to the
> international information network, official Cuban media said Saturday.
> The ruling Communist Party newspaper Granma said the state-run
> National Center for Automized Exchange of Information (CENIAI),
> designated as the national provider of the service, would set up the
> link next Friday.
> Cuban authorities said in June that access to the Internet would be
> defined by Cuba's interests and priority would be given to individuals
> and bodies with most relevance to the country's life and development.
> Granma said the Internet link give Cuba access to a bank of world
> knowledge and enable it to present its point of view to the world,
> including in areas such as scientific advances.
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