The BBC survey found that 87% of internet users felt internet access should be the “fundamental right of all people”.
This shows fundamental differences in perspective among citizens and politicians. While the majority of users agree that internet access is a right, regulators around the world are attacking it on several fronts: from censorship in Australia, China and Iran to three strikes laws in France and the UK.
It also outlines what governments should be striving for: universal broadband access (I know, Socialism!)
