Evgeny Morozov

New Republic

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Contributing editor at the New Republic and author of The Net Delusion: The Dark Side of Internet Freedom and To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly of Technological Solutionism; former visiting scholar at Stanford University and the New America Foundation; (2010-2012); former fellow at the Open Society Institute (2008-2009); former blogger for Foreign Policy magazine

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Netflix used Big Data to determine that 27 million subscribers would like the series House of Cards , starring Kevin Spacey.

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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.

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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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