PARIS -- Talk about the information technology revolution is everywhere. Electronic commerce is taking off, financial institutions are trading online, and schools are holding class on the Internet.
People can now move information so quickly and easily across national boundaries that the drafting of international e-commerce rules has become an urgent task for the global market.
And the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is at the center of the issue.
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