Inverse asks “How connected does Cuba’s government really want its people to be?”
As published in the recent Inverse article, the Cuban government is being presented with “a moment of truth.” Now the question being asked long after President Obama has loosened restrictions on U.S. telecom and internet providers to help finally...
Vice Motherboard Follows “The Internet Dealers of Cuba”
The first few paragraphs of last week’s Vice Motherboard article on accessing Cuba’s elusive internet access paints a very real and fascinating picture of the difficulties in getting connected and informed on the island…My eyes are scanning the...
NPC to Kerry: Freedom of Press and “Connecting Cuba” Should Be Cornerstones
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The National Press Club on Wednesday called on Secretary of State John Kerry to make press freedom and the expansion of Internet access in Cuba a priority in his department’s engagements with the Castro...