Information Policies of Developing Countries: The Case of Brazil

Victor Rosenberg

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1982, vol. 33, issue 4, 203-207

Abstract: The information policies of developing and industrialized countries are created to protect the vital interests of the country. Brazil is used to illustrate various policies regulating information transfer, computer hardware, and computer software. Brazil's policies are compared with the policies of industrialized countries. The analysis illustrates some of the tradeoffs faced by information policymakers and planners in a developing country.

Date: 1982
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