  National differences  The world is what you make it  Every
country has its own internet  See article  Readers' comments
Batting Rabbit  For a few dollars per month you can pay for a
vpn. The Internet thinks you are logging in from a different
country. You can easily access US or European content from say
Australia where access to international media such as tv or
books is very much limited because of strict competition rules
that restrict rights to protect local providers. Are governments
unaware of this option? Or is it also illegal in some places?
Should we be surprised that The Economist, like the cities
referred to in another article of this report, just conclusively
proved itself to be a remnant of the industrial age as well? Not
necessarily, that was already fairly obvious.  The internet is a
battleground. Not in the sense that the fearmongering US Defense
Secretary Leon Panetta tries to establish as the “fifth domain
of warfare” or as reduced in the recent UN Office on Drugs and
Crime report to