Collision 2015 - Mitchell Baker of Mozilla with Alexandra Suich of The Economist
summary
Net neutrality affects not just video but the internet of things, search and global platforms, and current US FCC rules help but face congressional and judicial challenges; zero-rating creates a two-tier market that zero rating favors incumbents and blocks small apps; Mozilla mobilizes users with Firefox Snippets and a one-click contact tool that generates unprecedented FCC comments, experiments with ad tech to avoid cross-site tracking, and builds Firefox OS as an open-data platform while refining do not track handling.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and net neutrality
- 1:24Why entrepreneurs should care
- 3:56US vs Europe net neutrality
- 5:23Zero rating and surveillance
- 8:18Advocacy and policy success
- 10:43Consumer costs and cable TV risks
- 12:07Do Not Track and privacy
- 14:15Mozilla and advertising model
- 15:19Mozilla's evolving role
- 16:42Policy and leadership lessons
- 20:56Mobilization and brand ownership
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