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+-   US no longer the world's internet hub-> on Saturday August 30 2008, @08:21AM museumpeace

Submitted by museumpeace on Saturday August 30 2008, @08:21AM
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museumpeace writes "It seems inevitable and mostly for positive reasons such as IP connectivity becoming truly universal, but I am saddened a bit to see the US slip behind other nations as the world's dominant hub for internet traffic The negative reason? Michael Heyden of the CIA came right out and said it: "Because of the nature of global telecommunications, we are playing with a tremendous home-field advantage, and we need to exploit that edge,""
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