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INTERNET: BRAZIL CONFERENCE

24 April 2014

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"Right now, representatives from 170 nations and other major industry players are trying decide the future of the Internet. But only one thing is certain at the NETMundial Internet governance conference: the United States is, after decades of leadership, being pushed into the back seat."

See: The U.S. is losing its swagger at Brazil's Internet governance conference (Daily Dot, link)

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