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[Kazakhstan.neweurasia.net] kazakhstan.neweurasia.net: Shortly after the SCO meeting, Yertysbayev promised to develop the new policy on regulation of the Internet media in Kazakhstan (see China, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan for regional examples). Indeed, the information security was one of the issues on the agenda of the SCO meeting, where it was decided to establish the expert groups in the member-states to figure out how to solve the common problem of increasing insecurity related to development of information technology, that can be used for “criminal, terrorist, military or political purposes that run counter to the maintenance of international security.”

 [Globalvoicesonline.org] Global Voices Online » Blog Archive » Voices from Kazakhstan: The Russian language Neweurasia Kazakhstan blog featured posts on children in Kazakhstan: Dumaem questions the future of Kazakh children taken away from their home country by adoptive international parents and our new contributor Irene is emotional about 6 little kids being infected with HIV in the South-Kazakhstani hospital. Irene is now scared to take her own cousins for regular blood test analysis since those infected children suffered just because of the doctors’

[Egovnews.org] E-Government News: London borough of Kingston councillor Mary Reid, who chairs the e-democracy project - and runs her own blog at www.maryreid.org.uk - says that councils should not worry about links, provided there’s a disclaimer. “They’re already linking to MPs, why not to their councillors?,”

[I-policy.typepad.com] Information Policy: Of the 694 million unique visitors over the age of 14 who used the Internet in March, the most were in seven countries: the United States (152.1 million), China (74.7 million), Japan (52.1 million), Germany (31.8 million), Britain (30.2 million), South Korea (24.7 million) and France (23.9 million). Together, China, Japan, India and South Korea represent nearly 25 percent of the total worldwide online population.

[I-policy.org] Information Policy: The Parliament has adopted a text denouncing the governments of China, North Korea and Saudi Arabia for persecuting political opponents for views expressed online. It also name-checks Google, Yahoo!

 [The BEING HAD Times] “Mass Media in Belarus” Opens in Minsk, Che... : Perhaps the reason for this popularity comes from the fact that Belarus is a very socialist country and was, absolutely and happily, a communist country during the time of the Soviet Union. What this means is that the population as a whole lived forever with a group-think perspective and in a culture that demanded of its people not to try and become rich, not to fight unnecessarily for resources and to try and live reasonably and peacefully together.

[IST Results - Promoting Innovation for the Information Society] IST Results - Promoting Innovation for the... : A recent study found that Europeans spend on average 3.5 hours a day passively watching television. Interactive digital television, or iTV, allows viewers to do much more with their TVs.

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