Internet dominance fades as world markets widen
The United States loses some control over Internet policy and addresses as foreign users and content rise. European and Asian sites expand languages and payment options, while the California based ICANN plans continental officer elections to curb U.S. influence. Strong voices say the Net is no longer America’s toy.
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