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Sean P. in Minnesota writes:
Congrats on this achievement. Internet freedom is incredibly important along with free speech. Thank you for your hard work.
Posted on Fri Aug 27, 2010
Congrats on this achievement. Internet freedom is incredibly important along with free speech. Thank you for your hard work.
Posted on Fri Aug 27, 2010
Diane in California writes:
Congratulations on your daughter's wedding. Chelsea looked beautiful.
What I am wondering is I saw the Tallis and Yalmaka on Marc. Being Jewish I wonderful who married them...Rabbi, Judge??? Hardly any of the photos showed the Tallis and Yarmilka. Again, congratulations to all the family.
Posted on Tue Aug 03, 2010
Congratulations on your daughter's wedding. Chelsea looked beautiful.
What I am wondering is I saw the Tallis and Yalmaka on Marc. Being Jewish I wonderful who married them...Rabbi, Judge??? Hardly any of the photos showed the Tallis and Yarmilka. Again, congratulations to all the family.
Posted on Tue Aug 03, 2010
Daniel in New Jersey writes:
I really liked how she spoke. Congratulations!
Posted on Mon Jan 25, 2010
I really liked how she spoke. Congratulations!
Posted on Mon Jan 25, 2010
Jason in U.S.A. writes:
Freedom of speech over the internet needs to be the exact same as anywhere else in the US and protected under the Constitution.
Posted on Sun Jan 24, 2010
Freedom of speech over the internet needs to be the exact same as anywhere else in the US and protected under the Constitution.
Posted on Sun Jan 24, 2010
Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society(BHRWS) expressed its support for the
five key freedoms of the Internet Age, as it stated in U.S. Secretary of
State for the freedom of the Internet, where he was
In an address at the Newseum on 21 Jan 2010 , Secretary Clinton spoke on
the importance of freedom of expression and the free flow of information
on the Internet.
Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society(BHRWS)believe most faith in the
importance of the statement of U.S. Secretary of State and the five key freedoms of the Internet Age:
Freedom of expression
Freedom of worship
Freedom from want
Freedom from fear
Freedom to connect
Is one of the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and we will support this tendency jurist Commissioner and the World
will participate together with the rest of the Civil society organizations in order to be Bahrain, and all countries of the world is committed to and respects the five principles and work and enjoy the freedom of the Internet for the happiness and welfare of our people and peoples of the world.
BHRWS will launch a campaign from Bahraini NGOs to support the five key freedoms of the Internet Age entitled:
Freedom of the Internet in Bahrain
Posted on Sun Jan 24, 2010
five key freedoms of the Internet Age, as it stated in U.S. Secretary of
State for the freedom of the Internet, where he was
In an address at the Newseum on 21 Jan 2010 , Secretary Clinton spoke on
the importance of freedom of expression and the free flow of information
on the Internet.
Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society(BHRWS)believe most faith in the
importance of the statement of U.S. Secretary of State and the five key freedoms of the Internet Age:
Freedom of expression
Freedom of worship
Freedom from want
Freedom from fear
Freedom to connect
Is one of the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and we will support this tendency jurist Commissioner and the World
will participate together with the rest of the Civil society organizations in order to be Bahrain, and all countries of the world is committed to and respects the five principles and work and enjoy the freedom of the Internet for the happiness and welfare of our people and peoples of the world.
BHRWS will launch a campaign from Bahraini NGOs to support the five key freedoms of the Internet Age entitled:
Freedom of the Internet in Bahrain
Posted on Sun Jan 24, 2010
Nick E. in Italy writes:
Dearest Hillary
I like to follow some of the issues of US Gov because the international influence of some of these policies is self evident.
I lead e socially oriented scientific institute studying global popular access to web resources, so I was quite interested in your speech over internet development and freedom.
If you are interested, we have developed particularly light and efficient search engines necessary for useful participation in social networks, with a special eye on small business interactions.
Please do accept my compliments for your endeavour,
Yours truly
Nick E.
President
Cer&s Research
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Dearest Hillary
I like to follow some of the issues of US Gov because the international influence of some of these policies is self evident.
I lead e socially oriented scientific institute studying global popular access to web resources, so I was quite interested in your speech over internet development and freedom.
If you are interested, we have developed particularly light and efficient search engines necessary for useful participation in social networks, with a special eye on small business interactions.
Please do accept my compliments for your endeavour,
Yours truly
Nick E.
President
Cer&s Research
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Kieran in New York writes:
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's speech was riveting.
Does anyone know where i can watch the video of this again? Or where it is?
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's speech was riveting.
Does anyone know where i can watch the video of this again? Or where it is?
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Palgye in South Korea writes:
please
Is sorry. Misunderstood a time and did not see. Rebroadcast. Is sorry.
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
please
Is sorry. Misunderstood a time and did not see. Rebroadcast. Is sorry.
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Christopher in Maryland writes:
The Internet, at least as it has been experienced in the United States, has been and should always remain a virtual "wild west" of information. Allowing or forcing non-government entities like ISPs to filter, throttle or block content is the antithesis of the Internet's purpose: the free exchange of information. Government's role is not to act as a "nanny", but instead to ensure access to the world wide web for all.
Illegal and immoral activities may occur online, but it is not the role of government to block content in the blind hope of universally stopping such activities, as there is no way to do so without also blocking acceptable content. It is, instead, government's place to seek out and prosecute those committing crimes.
We don't lock up every citizen on the off chance they'll commit a crime. We don't preemptively ticket every vehicle on the off chance it will exceed the speed limit. We shouldn't block keywords, domains or IP addresses simply because someone, somewhere finds their content tasteless.
If a crime occurs, go after the criminal. If offensive content is posted, post content representing a counter argument.
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
The Internet, at least as it has been experienced in the United States, has been and should always remain a virtual "wild west" of information. Allowing or forcing non-government entities like ISPs to filter, throttle or block content is the antithesis of the Internet's purpose: the free exchange of information. Government's role is not to act as a "nanny", but instead to ensure access to the world wide web for all.
Illegal and immoral activities may occur online, but it is not the role of government to block content in the blind hope of universally stopping such activities, as there is no way to do so without also blocking acceptable content. It is, instead, government's place to seek out and prosecute those committing crimes.
We don't lock up every citizen on the off chance they'll commit a crime. We don't preemptively ticket every vehicle on the off chance it will exceed the speed limit. We shouldn't block keywords, domains or IP addresses simply because someone, somewhere finds their content tasteless.
If a crime occurs, go after the criminal. If offensive content is posted, post content representing a counter argument.
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Patrick in Maryland writes:
Hello' Everyone :)
Hillary made a lot of good points about internet-freedom and how it improves all our
lives. We wouldn't be here today watching her
speak with out these freedoms.It really made
me think of the advancement we've made over
such a sort time in communications .
I think this gathering online to blog is like
our rights to free speech like she said. :)
We are very lucky to live in a country that
has so many freedoms.
See Ya...Netfolks ...&...Hillary...:)
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Hello' Everyone :)
Hillary made a lot of good points about internet-freedom and how it improves all our
lives. We wouldn't be here today watching her
speak with out these freedoms.It really made
me think of the advancement we've made over
such a sort time in communications .
I think this gathering online to blog is like
our rights to free speech like she said. :)
We are very lucky to live in a country that
has so many freedoms.
See Ya...Netfolks ...&...Hillary...:)
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Donald M. in Virginia writes:
A great speech, well done and Bravo Zulu!!!
I believe one solution to ending Usama bin laden is removing his very existence of material, by deleting, removing, and preventing his face, There should be a law on the books that prevents Internet Providers banning Usama bin Laden's messages, his distorted extremist view be banished from the Internet all together, if there is one face, one message, one person that should be buried it's Usama bin laden. Spreading his message, his views, and the destruction of innocent lives only promotes the Evil ways. My request to the Counter Terrorism Unit/FBI/CIA/DSA/NSA State Department and all other Security Agencies, start a process of removing the Extremist messages, the Extreme Cult of Usama bin laden and his followers from the Internet. Once his image is vanished, the message will dis-appear, and if it comes to light, then you would know exactly where it came from. The way to root out Usama bin laden is removing his ability to communicate, forcing him or his group to respond, when the Media doesn't give him the time of day. He has used the Media to forge his agressions towards United States of America and even today still becomes the very Ghost of History. What better way to find the top terrorist, by destroying his image, not catering to his showcase of selling the Jihad to his followers. Ending the Taliban and forcing him to encave himself into a mind prison that last for eternity. This would help bring Usama bin laden out of the darkness and into the light!
Godbless!!!
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
A great speech, well done and Bravo Zulu!!!
I believe one solution to ending Usama bin laden is removing his very existence of material, by deleting, removing, and preventing his face, There should be a law on the books that prevents Internet Providers banning Usama bin Laden's messages, his distorted extremist view be banished from the Internet all together, if there is one face, one message, one person that should be buried it's Usama bin laden. Spreading his message, his views, and the destruction of innocent lives only promotes the Evil ways. My request to the Counter Terrorism Unit/FBI/CIA/DSA/NSA State Department and all other Security Agencies, start a process of removing the Extremist messages, the Extreme Cult of Usama bin laden and his followers from the Internet. Once his image is vanished, the message will dis-appear, and if it comes to light, then you would know exactly where it came from. The way to root out Usama bin laden is removing his ability to communicate, forcing him or his group to respond, when the Media doesn't give him the time of day. He has used the Media to forge his agressions towards United States of America and even today still becomes the very Ghost of History. What better way to find the top terrorist, by destroying his image, not catering to his showcase of selling the Jihad to his followers. Ending the Taliban and forcing him to encave himself into a mind prison that last for eternity. This would help bring Usama bin laden out of the darkness and into the light!
Godbless!!!
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Kim T. in Switzerland writes:
Cool :-)
Reminds me of "Say Libre" http://wikieducator.org/Say_Libre
and http://wikieducator.org/BC4i8n-a2kLibre (a work in progress).
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Cool :-)
Reminds me of "Say Libre" http://wikieducator.org/Say_Libre
and http://wikieducator.org/BC4i8n-a2kLibre (a work in progress).
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Xiaowing in China writes:
We expect the U.S. to provide some technical support to help we get off Chinese G.F.W.
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
We expect the U.S. to provide some technical support to help we get off Chinese G.F.W.
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Patrick in Maryland writes:
Good Morning Hillary And People of My States Department :).
I got here alittle early this Thursday morning to make sure i didn't miss Hillary's Internet Freedom Broadcast on Dipnote.
I hope everything goes well on her Live-Streaming address . I'm very interested in the subject of Net-Freedoms.
..Everybody Have A Nice Day...Cya at 9:30AM :)
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Good Morning Hillary And People of My States Department :).
I got here alittle early this Thursday morning to make sure i didn't miss Hillary's Internet Freedom Broadcast on Dipnote.
I hope everything goes well on her Live-Streaming address . I'm very interested in the subject of Net-Freedoms.
..Everybody Have A Nice Day...Cya at 9:30AM :)
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Diana in Bolivia writes:
i will be waiting.this topic sounds very interesting
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
i will be waiting.this topic sounds very interesting
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Sadeq in Iraq writes:
i cant c the speach online coz of the speed of the net i thinking sending my thought offilne
about the freedom of the net in general in middle east specially in sudai and iran its not good there is so many website that colsed and cant open from these country coz of the rule of government in these country
in iraq the net is widly open and u can c and login to whatever site u want its sound great and good but we have a problem here i think that we have to much freedom in iraq in the net and we should have some resitriction to website like those whom really harmful website those website whom advertising for killing inocent people and try to make civial war in iraq
despite of the freedom of the net which mean that there is no restricted website u have a restricted rule when u use the net from the net caffee which are raises sometimes because of security situation or coz of socity rules
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
i cant c the speach online coz of the speed of the net i thinking sending my thought offilne
about the freedom of the net in general in middle east specially in sudai and iran its not good there is so many website that colsed and cant open from these country coz of the rule of government in these country
in iraq the net is widly open and u can c and login to whatever site u want its sound great and good but we have a problem here i think that we have to much freedom in iraq in the net and we should have some resitriction to website like those whom really harmful website those website whom advertising for killing inocent people and try to make civial war in iraq
despite of the freedom of the net which mean that there is no restricted website u have a restricted rule when u use the net from the net caffee which are raises sometimes because of security situation or coz of socity rules
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Donald M. in Virginia writes:
21 January 10
There is another old saying, "Things normally happens in 3's" since Haiti has received two Earthquakes makes you wonder if another one will happen soon. I believe some things in life happens in threes, like when Jesus died and went to heaven in three days. Your driving down the road and a rabbit, squirrel and deer cross your path. You might even experience the same breed of animal three times. It just means be prepared the worst may not be over. The scientist who track Earthquakes should be providing an early warning signal to the Island of Haiti to ensure they have some method of alertness when or if the next Earthquake happens. The Rescue teams need to be prepared in case another Earthquake happens, US Military and US Aid and all the Haiti Government along with the people of Haiti. Establish the evacuation routes, what happens if another 7.0 or 8.0 Earthquake happens, then what? You ask the questions before hand so you can get prepared to handle the situation. Our prayers and thoughts are with the people of Haiti to recover and survive this Natural Disaster.
Godspeed!!!
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
21 January 10
There is another old saying, "Things normally happens in 3's" since Haiti has received two Earthquakes makes you wonder if another one will happen soon. I believe some things in life happens in threes, like when Jesus died and went to heaven in three days. Your driving down the road and a rabbit, squirrel and deer cross your path. You might even experience the same breed of animal three times. It just means be prepared the worst may not be over. The scientist who track Earthquakes should be providing an early warning signal to the Island of Haiti to ensure they have some method of alertness when or if the next Earthquake happens. The Rescue teams need to be prepared in case another Earthquake happens, US Military and US Aid and all the Haiti Government along with the people of Haiti. Establish the evacuation routes, what happens if another 7.0 or 8.0 Earthquake happens, then what? You ask the questions before hand so you can get prepared to handle the situation. Our prayers and thoughts are with the people of Haiti to recover and survive this Natural Disaster.
Godspeed!!!
Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010
Palgye in South Korea writes:
i set the alarm. Is shy a little. Becoming help only rolls up does without
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
i set the alarm. Is shy a little. Becoming help only rolls up does without
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
Palgye in South Korea writes:
I will watch unconditionally.
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
I will watch unconditionally.
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
Donald M. in Virginia writes:
1 20 10
I would like to see the Counter Terrorism Unit/FBI or State Department start removing URL's Websites that promote beheading 101 of Americans. Isn't about time we shut down the Taliban and there propaganda. Remove all Jihad Manuals, All Beheading Material and cleanse the Internet from the Evil doers before they recruit more Usama bin ladens in future. Freedom of the Internet is wonderful long as there are some rules and boundaries. Removing items like bomb making, known terror websites, manuals, instructions anything that could do harm to people should be removed. Let's face it we don't want our children to have access to this type of material. It would behove the above departments to start issuing warrents and shutting down those websites for good. Saying, "less is more" ridding Evil on the Internet should be the United States Highest Priority.
Godbless and remember to reduce the future terrorists on earth you have to put an end to their ability to communicate freely. Giving terrorists this freedom will only encourage war, death and destruction. Peace OUT!
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
1 20 10
I would like to see the Counter Terrorism Unit/FBI or State Department start removing URL's Websites that promote beheading 101 of Americans. Isn't about time we shut down the Taliban and there propaganda. Remove all Jihad Manuals, All Beheading Material and cleanse the Internet from the Evil doers before they recruit more Usama bin ladens in future. Freedom of the Internet is wonderful long as there are some rules and boundaries. Removing items like bomb making, known terror websites, manuals, instructions anything that could do harm to people should be removed. Let's face it we don't want our children to have access to this type of material. It would behove the above departments to start issuing warrents and shutting down those websites for good. Saying, "less is more" ridding Evil on the Internet should be the United States Highest Priority.
Godbless and remember to reduce the future terrorists on earth you have to put an end to their ability to communicate freely. Giving terrorists this freedom will only encourage war, death and destruction. Peace OUT!
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
Paul in Florida writes:
Sec. Clinton, thank you for your service to your country!! Your the best!!
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
Sec. Clinton, thank you for your service to your country!! Your the best!!
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
Carol S. in Illinois writes:
Just want to say I think you are doing a GREAT job. I also think Bill Clinton and Chelsea are doing a great job in Haiti ...
God Bless those people...it is heartbreaking.
You are a wonderful person and you have a wonderful family.....God has blessed you.
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
Just want to say I think you are doing a GREAT job. I also think Bill Clinton and Chelsea are doing a great job in Haiti ...
God Bless those people...it is heartbreaking.
You are a wonderful person and you have a wonderful family.....God has blessed you.
Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010
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