20 February 2003 BELGRADE, Serbia and Montenegro–“A state that doesn’t have its domain on the web does not exist.” That statement, from one of the computer engineers who participated in the creation of the first official Internet site of the U.S. State Department, is now over two decades old. Then an international agreement provided that each country would have its […]
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