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Who governs the internet? There has been a global discussion on the principles of internet governance, on developing a framework that negotiates the interests of users, corporations and governments. Recently, the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the body that gives top-level web addresses, moved part of its functions from the US government to a global "multi-stakeholder" community. Milton Mueller , founder of the Internet Governance Project and professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, speaks to Kim Arora about this transition.

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