Summary:
The book explores the increasing division of the internet into separate national and commercial domains, driven by government policies and business interests. It discusses the implications of this fragmentation for global connectivity, privacy, and the free flow of information.
Key points:
1. Splinternet: The book describes how the internet is breaking into smaller, controlled sections due to government and corporate influence, moving away from a unified network.
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