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Ayden Férdeline

Ayden Férdeline is a researcher and writer in Berlin. He hosts Power Plays, a podcast about Internet governance history. He was recently a technology policy fellow with the Mozilla Foundation, and he's a research consultant for the non-profit Coworker.org.

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The Missouri Social Worker Who Started ICANN with Her Credit Card

By Ayden Férdeline | August 12, 2022

It was no longer appropriate for one computer scientist in Marina del Rey to control the Internet’s address book.

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