Cuba USA
Control, Control, and want to Control More!
Cuba says it wants to confront and defeat the western media? What they mean is that they want to control everything media wise. What are they bitching about, since they basically take out $163,000 ads, control Cuba content on CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC and who knows what else? They want to control bloggers that is their goal! The article states all the T.V. and radio stations that the Cuban people are afforded, one important fact left out: government control. Let the people of Cuba surf whatever websites they want, listen to anything they want, and watch any T.V. program! C'mon what are you afraid of? Open up those modems!!
Article here.
- Was It Worth It?
Even after 54 years all you see when it concerns "Cuba," the pontificators are quick to point out "Cuban Exiles" are the source of all Cuba's ills. This is sickening and tears at the heart of every Cuban. Let's see, who has been in power...
- “food And Freedom In Cuba” By Jose Reyes
Food and Freedom are two basic necessities of life, you cannot have one without the other. Food is obviously more important, physically speaking, because it’s the source of nutrition that keeps your body functioning and working properly so it can continue...
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What now Chavez! Deep in Venezuela's new, cumbersome Social Responsibility Law is an item that requires radio stations to play more -- much more -- Venezuelan music. The idea, the fiercely nationalist government says, is to promote Venezuelan culture...
- Can There Be A Uniquely Cuban Internet?
I don't criticize to knock the system down. On the contrary, I criticize to perfect the system. Cuban blogger Carlos Alberto Pérez The first instance of citizen journalism on the Internet was during the Soviet Coup attempt of 1991, where it was used...
- Freedom House Report On Cuba In "freedom On The Net, 2013"
Freedom House has published their annual Freedom on the Net report. (I also summariezed the 2012 report). Cuban Internet freedom is ranked 59th of the 60 nations surveyed, using an index based on: Obstacles to Access—including infrastructural and economic...
Cuba USA
Control, Control, and want to Control More!
Cuba says it wants to confront and defeat the western media? What they mean is that they want to control everything media wise. What are they bitching about, since they basically take out $163,000 ads, control Cuba content on CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC and who knows what else? They want to control bloggers that is their goal! The article states all the T.V. and radio stations that the Cuban people are afforded, one important fact left out: government control. Let the people of Cuba surf whatever websites they want, listen to anything they want, and watch any T.V. program! C'mon what are you afraid of? Open up those modems!!
Article here.
- Was It Worth It?
Even after 54 years all you see when it concerns "Cuba," the pontificators are quick to point out "Cuban Exiles" are the source of all Cuba's ills. This is sickening and tears at the heart of every Cuban. Let's see, who has been in power...
- “food And Freedom In Cuba” By Jose Reyes
Food and Freedom are two basic necessities of life, you cannot have one without the other. Food is obviously more important, physically speaking, because it’s the source of nutrition that keeps your body functioning and working properly so it can continue...
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What now Chavez! Deep in Venezuela's new, cumbersome Social Responsibility Law is an item that requires radio stations to play more -- much more -- Venezuelan music. The idea, the fiercely nationalist government says, is to promote Venezuelan culture...
- Can There Be A Uniquely Cuban Internet?
I don't criticize to knock the system down. On the contrary, I criticize to perfect the system. Cuban blogger Carlos Alberto Pérez The first instance of citizen journalism on the Internet was during the Soviet Coup attempt of 1991, where it was used...
- Freedom House Report On Cuba In "freedom On The Net, 2013"
Freedom House has published their annual Freedom on the Net report. (I also summariezed the 2012 report). Cuban Internet freedom is ranked 59th of the 60 nations surveyed, using an index based on: Obstacles to Access—including infrastructural and economic...