Andrew Rasiej

Founder, Personal Democracy Forum

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Founder of the Personal Democracy Forum, an annual conference and website about the intersection of politics and technology, and senior technology advisor to the Sunlight Foundation, an organization that focuses on using technology to expose corruption in Congress

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Last week, the Federal Communications Commission adopted its first-ever regulations for the Internet , rules meant to ensure equal access to the flow of cyberspace.

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Last week, the Federal Communications Commission adopted its first-ever regulations for the Internet , rules meant to ensure equal access to the flow of cyberspace.

Regulating the Internet: How Much Is Too Much?

Last week, the Federal Communications Commission adopted its first-ever regulations for the Internet , rules meant to ensure equal access to the flow of cyberspace.

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