Kremlin successor: moderation on policing Internet
GORKY-10, Russia (Reuters) - Russia should take a measured approach to policing the Internet, president-elect Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday in a speech that may ease concerns about a crackdown on free speech in cyberspace.
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