Project Galileo presents: The Future of the Free and Open Internet
Project Galileo celebrated its 10th anniversary with two distinguished panels hosted by the NED (National Endowment for Democracy).
These conversations highlight the future of the Internet and Internet freedom. The panels explored recent U.S. State Department efforts on Internet freedom; the role the private sector plays in helping effectuate the U.S. vision of Internet freedom with efforts like Project Galileo; the current challenges associated with authoritarian government's influence on Internet standards, governance, and international development.
The discussions also touched on the role policy plays, both in the United States and globally, in efforts to protect the Internet; what the U.S. and other rights-respecting nations stand to lose if the open Internet is diminished; and how all stakeholders (private sector, civil society, governments) can work together to protect and advance the free and open Internet.
Moderator
- Jason Pielemeier, Executive Director, Global Network Initiative (GNI)
Panelists
- Matthew Prince, co-founder & CEO, Cloudflare
- Eileen Donahoe, Special Envoy and Coordinator for Digital Freedom, Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, U.S. Department of State
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Thank you to our Project Galileo 10th Anniversary partners:
National Endowment for Democracy (NED) Follow @NEDemocracy
The Global Network Initiative Follow @theGNI
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