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58 Will Google and Meta Control Africa’s Broadband? with Andrew Blum and Carey Baraka

Jul 13, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
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What's the Consignment of a Cable in Africa?
01:47 • 4min
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Are Content Providers Controlling Their Own Content?
05:59 • 5min
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The Nigerian Conic Economy
10:34 • 2min
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The Challenge of Building in Structure
12:26 • 1min
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Starling Goes Into the Same Space as Starlink
13:55 • 3min
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Having Capacity Under Sea Cables in Mozambique
16:50 • 3min
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Do You Think That Google Will Parse Out Traffic Going to Other Open Web Sites?
20:11 • 1min
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Googling Google's Control of the Inter at Large
21:20 • 5min
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Is This a Case of Misbranding?
26:40 • 3min
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Is There a Partnership With Government of Canada in This?
29:30 • 5min
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Are We Going to Use Impessa Agents?
34:12 • 3min
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Google and Meta have been spending a small fortune to lay undersea cables bringing more broadband to Africa. Journalists Andrew Blum and Carey Baraka join us this week to talk about their years-in-the-making article for Rest of World asking if those companies will control what Africans can and can't access onli
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