Jordan Internet NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports from Amman, Jordan on the role of the Internet in the Arab world. Cyber-space has been used to play out the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has also become an outlet for all sorts of uncensored information in a world where most of the media is state owned and censored.

Jordan Internet

November 26, 200012:00 AM ET

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Jordan Internet

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NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports from Amman, Jordan on the role of the Internet in the Arab world. Cyber-space has been used to play out the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has also become an outlet for all sorts of uncensored information in a world where most of the media is state owned and censored.