I would like to get my hands on a copy of both the South Korean Judgment as well as the American one. On another note, this morning I was interviewed by a University of Leeds student who is writing her thesis on the impact of the internet on access to knowledge from traditional books to e books etc. She was surprised when I recounted that whilst the Internet was revolutionising the manner in which people were accessing knowledge through access to e books that some of the countries in the Pacific like Cook Islands and Kiribati for instance still have the most expensive internet in the world. Coupled with things like SPAM which chews on valuable bandwidth this is a major barrier when it comes to things like basic access, leave alone trying to download books etc.<div>
<br></div><div>She was further surprised when I told her that there were parts of the Pacific where energy grids were unreliable and that this has an impact on internet penetration.</div>