The man stopping Vladimir Putin from taking over the Internet

Jun 03

From: Politico.eu

“It’s a pushback against the desire of incumbent power to reassert that power through the Internet.”

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Daniel Sepulveda just might be the closest thing the United States has to an “Ambassador to the Internet.” And the 42-year-old is in the middle of a tricky battle.

Some countries, including behemoths China and Russia, as well as smaller countries with few resources, are starting to argue that the loose way the Internet is run leans too heavily in the U.S.’s favor. Their solution: Shift regulation of the Internet to the world stage, perhaps to the United Nations, where they might have more control.

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