Explained Internet To Cabinet

The internet was a winner since “we don’t have to throw a lot of cash in at this to make it happen,” then-Industry Minister John Manley told a confidential 1995 cabinet meeting called to discuss the worldwide web, newly-declassified records show. Two ministers advocated censorship of content: “The private sector is going to pay for virtually all of it.”

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