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Barbados: Defending the right to blog

Written byGeorgia Popplewell
Posted 21 July 2006 1:57 GMT

As a result of general comments made by a government minister about blogs and accountability, Barbados Free Press pre-emptively defends its right to exist: “Welcome to the new century – where ordinary people can now own a press on the internet. We can think of no more healthy development for democracy and for Barbados.“

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