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Reporters without borders
Dear mole333,
This is the Internet Freedom desk at Reporters without borders in Paris. We have created a blog called "RSFblog.org" which included a news site called “The World seen through Blogs.†The site’s aim is simple: to publish the viewpoints of bloggers from different countries on the same event. Rsfblog will showcase content produced by Internet users of very different origins and cultures.We would like to use some articles you have posted in your blog, like "november non - surpirse: S. Hussein verdict 2 days before the elections" and translate them in French. Can you authorize us?
The article will be available in our blog tomorrow morning. there is the URL: http://www.rsfblog.org/spip.php?...php?rubrique- 14
Best regards,
Reporters without borders
internet2@rsf.org
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