Cuba’s Internet revolution edges forward, with limits FEATURE 02/08/2010

Cuba’s Internet revolution edges forward, with limits FEATURE 02/08/2010 HAVANA — Yoan used to earn $25 a month working as a computer technician for a state company — and an extra $500 selling Internet access on Cuba’s vast and varied black market. The 31-year-old managed 10 accounts for government employees who had authorized e-mail access and would rent out their passwords to trusted clients under certain rules: They could only connect at night or in the early hours, and had to avoid political references. “I did it because I couldn’t live off my salary,” Yoan said..... MORE Source:  The Daily Tribune ALTERNATE URL: http://www.classicposters.com/commentary20100208com5.html

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