That so-called “cabal” determines what content exists on their network of connected machines, not what content goes online. The nature of the Internet is such t

That so-called “cabal” determines what content exists on their network of connected machines, not what content goes online. The nature of the Internet is such that it is not one machine, nor a small group of machines, that decides what content is accessible. I think concern over censorship on dominant, privately-operated platforms is fair, but Pai’s statement reflecting those concerns is simply untrue.