Dorado: Early internet program managers would have permitted commercial use initially
Eli Dorado · a16z Podcast | Airspace as the Next Internet-Like Platform · Jan 2, 2019 · at 2:12
Eli Dorado, technology policy researcher, discusses how early government guidelines banned commercial internet use, drawing parallels to regulatory restrictions on commercial drones.
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“If they knew where we were today, they would have allowed Commercial use from the inception.”
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