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Open Source and The Global Disruption Of Telecom: What Choices Will We Make?
The document discusses the impact of open-source technology on the telecommunications industry, emphasizing the importance of innovation and accessibility for the global population. It highlights the disparity in internet connectivity, particularly in developing regions, and addresses the need for trust and decentralized governance in the digital space. The Internet Society's mission focuses on promoting an open and accessible internet for all, while encouraging active participation and conscious decision-making among stakeholders.
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