This edition: The Global War For Internet Governance
Episode Details
Original tape date: February 26, 2014.
Who controls the Internet? American University professor Laura DeNardis explains that web governance is so technically and institutionally complex that it takes place mostly out of public view. But Internet control points do exist, and they affect civil liberties, national security, and global innovation policy.
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