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In all countries, access to Internet will become cheaper and easier

The time when governments could control national radio and TV to filter information is over, or nearly over. Very cheap equipment giving access to free Internet radios was probably not available to Tunisians living in the desert or isolated areas, but there is no reason why this should last.

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