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Category Archives: Pew Center
>’Point of No Return’
> Ramadhan Pohan is a member of Indonesia’s Parliment. In Norimitsu Onishi’s 20 April NYTimes article “In Indonesia, the Internet Emerges as a (Too?) Powerful Tool,” Pohan is quoted as suggesting that “[old-style politicians and bureaucrats] don’t realize that in … Continue reading
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