The Internet could be regulated, but not too much, not too soon and preferably not by a government. That is the broad take-away from two days of debate about the role of the Internet in society and the economy at the e-G8 summit in Paris. A delegation of six businessmen, including Facebook Inc. founder Mark Zuckerberg and Google Inc. Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt will face the difficult task of trying to convey a message about what they want for the future of the Internet to heads of state at the Group of Eight leading nations meeting in Deauville, France.
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