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<documentset>
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<version>1</version>
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<document type="political" date="2006-10-30">
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<title>Sovereign Software - Open Standards, Free Software, and the Internet</title>
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<description>
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Software issues are issues of power and fundamentally shape the
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societies we are living in. Even to those who had not followed digital
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policy issues before this became increasingly evident throughout the
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<a href="/activities/wsis/">United Nations World Summit on the
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Information Society (WSIS)</a>. Two fundamental questions characterise
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this battlefield: Who controls your data? Who controls your
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computer?
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</description>
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<link>/activities/igf/sovsoft.html</link>
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</document>
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</documentset>
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