Chris Dixon argues that the most successful early protocol networks were funded by government programs before the commercial internet and that email and the web prospered without corporate network competition.

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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 6: SCAFFOLDING FOR INFLUENCE Tight Braid

"Chris Dixon argues that the most successful early protocol networks were funded by government programs before the commercial internet and that email and the web prospered without corporate network competition."

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Source title Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet

Source authors Chris Dixon

Source year 2024

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