Thursday, June 24, 2004
Internet Cafe Laws
Are there any laws on the regulation of the Internet cafe in the offing soon? Would anyone know? Tee Emm
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This group blog is aggregating supposedly insightful comments on Pakistani Internet and IT issues. Authors are human (so do expect errors) and are mostly based in Pakistan (which means that the comments and reporting is done from the 'battle-field'). It is only incidental that a good number of contributors to this blog also happened to contribute for the magazine SPIDER which brought them together in the first place.
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- Asian citizens on the Net
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- DVD Piracy
- PSEB's conference in Lahore
- BBC to reunite Kashmir families
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- A Pakistani Entrepreneur's Success Story
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- Global Website Blackout
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- Islamic militants take jihad to the Internet
- Pakistan to participate in ITU Asia 2004 - PakTribune
- Pakistan Post to launch E-Money Order Service
- Outsource World, UK
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- Interesting Infrastructure States, an add-on
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- Cyber Cafe news: Misuse of Power
- PSEB's Internship Project
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