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Big Technology Podcast

Regime Change In Cuba, Through Internet Access? β€” With FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr

Big Technology Podcast

Alex Kantrowitz

Technology, Religion & Spirituality, Business News, Business, Religion, Science, Philosophy, Society & Culture, Entrepreneurship, Management, Marketing, Politics, News Commentary, Government, Investing, Tech News, Social Sciences, News

4.6 β€’ 395 Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 28 July 2021

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr wants to provide internet access to the people in Cuba so they can document and share the abuses of their government without censorship. Commissioner Carr, who rose to his rank after initially serving as an FCC intern, joins Big Technology Podcast to discuss his plan, how the technology would work, and the ethics and advisability of accelerating regime change by providing internet access to a population.

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1:11.3

Joining us today is one of the most interesting people in Washington and one of the key voices on the policy decisions that govern the internet. He's FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr.

1:17.8

Brendan, welcome to the show. Great to join you. Thanks for having me on. Thanks for coming on.

1:22.1

Really appreciate you being here. You're in a very interesting position. I feel like the

1:26.4

conversation about policy on the internet has never been more dynamic and you're in a very interesting position. I feel like the conversation about policy on the internet has never been more dynamic and

1:31.3

you're right at the heart of it.

1:32.3

So it's going to be great to get a chance to speak with you today and hear a little bit more

1:36.3

about what's going on out there in Washington.

1:39.3

The thing that we're going to get to is your suggestion about how we should, we as

1:47.2

Americans, should provide Cuban citizens, the internet and allow that as a channel for their

1:53.6

free expression and dissent against the government, which I find fascinating.

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