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The Identity of the Internet with Ambassador Daniel Sepulveda

December 11, 2017

Daniel Sepulveda

Does the Internet need rules? From AOL instant messenger to Sunday nights with Netflix to Twitter trolls — the world wide web has facilitated everything from global trade and dating to a modern information revolution. For many, it’s even shaped our perception of cultures in the world around us.

But if the Internet is part of your identity — membership is about to get a lot more expensive. New “net neutrality” rules governing how to access content online are being proposed by President Trump’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC). And Ambassador Daniel Sepulveda, a former deputy assistant secretary at the U.S. State Department, weighs in on how Internet technologies and the rules that govern them are shaping how America’s identity is exported the world.

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