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Free from government and commercial censorship

At the same time speakers called for cyberspace to be free from government and commercial censorship, consistent with international legal obligations, so that the free availability of information can drive strong incentives for the highest standards of accountability and national governance.

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London Conference on Cyberspace
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The London Agenda
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1. Economic growth and development
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Free from government and commercial censorship
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A fair and competitive market in cyberspace
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Broaden access
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Cyberspace must be secure and reliable
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Development support on ICT
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Drive progress on the Millennium Development Goals
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Internet is an engine of economic growth
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Latitude to evolve and innovate naturally
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Removal of unnecessary barriers to trade in cyberspace
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