Social Media Bill: Facts and Fiction Part I
Information has become easier, cheaper and more widespread and governments around the world are struggling to keep up with the volume and kind of information in the public space hence […]
Information has become easier, cheaper and more widespread and governments around the world are struggling to keep up with the volume and kind of information in the public space hence the discussion around the regulation of social media.
The ICT Editor of THISDAY NEWSPAPER and the immediate past Chairman of the Nigerian Information Technology Reporters Association (an interest group of all ICT reporters in Nigeria), Emma Okonji puts into perspective the conversation on regulating social media in Nigeria.
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