This week Spain hosted the world's biggest mobile phone conference . Today, more and more people are accessing the internet through their phones and other mobile devices. So this seemed a good moment to debate how the world will change when huge numbers of people get online, many for the first time.Reporteros sin Fronteras , suggested that we were underestimating the threat. Tthe number of governments now censoring the internet has risen to 60, Aznárez said, adding that authoritarian regimes are learning fast how to block and filter content.London , Berlin and the Hague . We’ll be continuing the debate on a range of issues - free expression, privacy, copyright, innovation and more - over the coming months all around the world. And coming soon, we’ll be launching the Big Tent YouTube channel so you can join in the debate, wherever you live.Posted by Peter Barron, Director, External Relation, EMEA
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