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 1   1,  4 |          communications media and information technology, and the Internet
 2   1,  5 |        the Church.~Use of the new information technology and the Internet
 3   2,  8 |           of the free exchange of information and ideas has played a praiseworthy
 4   2,  9 |               9. The explosion of information technology has increased
 5   3,  10|        lack of access, to the new information technology. In this sense
 6   3,  10|         an older gap between the ‘information rich' and ‘information poor'.~
 7   3,  10|            information rich' and ‘information poor'.~The expression ‘digital
 8   3,  10| beneficiaries of the new means of information and expression and those
 9   3,  10|         resource of comprehensive information and services available without
10   3,  11|    globalization process, the new information technology and the Internet
11   3,  12|    authorities to block access to information—on the Internet or in other
12   3,  13|  instrument for bringing news and information rapidly to people. But the
13   3,  13|          overwhelming quantity of information on the Internet, much of
14   3,  13|          capacity for customizing information simply to raise electronic
15   3,  13|          to “assemble packages of information and services uniquely designed
16   3,  14|          the sharing of ideas and information, is another set of concerns
17   4,  17|          Internet repositories of information freely available to all
18   4,  17|          other aspects of the new information technology. In particular,
19   4,  17|        digital divide between the information rich and the information
20   4,  17|          information rich and the information poor requires urgent attention
21   4,  17|           the World Summit of the Information Society scheduled to take