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Nick Clegg

Category Science & Technology
Pages 320 Pages
Publication Year 2025
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9781847928603

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How to Save the Internet

How to Save the Internet

The Threat to Global Connection in the Age of AI and Political Conflict

By Nick Clegg · Published by The Bodley Head

Who it's for: Readers interested in technology policy, internet governance, and the future of the web

The global, open internet is fragmenting. As democracies attempt to control the influence of Big Tech, Silicon Valley shifts towards an America-first agenda, and authoritarian regimes like China and Russia isolate their populations from the global web, the internet—once the ultimate tool for global unity—faces the threat of disintegration. Nick Clegg, Meta’s former President, Global Affairs, provides an insider’s view of Meta and his discussions with world leaders, highlighting the missteps of Big Tech, the insularity of Silicon Valley, and the urgent need for radical reforms to ensure the long-term viability of global platforms. He argues that many accusations against these companies, such as their algorithms causing polarization and harm, are exaggerated or false. While new regulations are crucial, imposing national boundaries on the internet is not the solution, as it would severely limit its potential for knowledge-sharing, collaboration, education, trade, and scientific research, ultimately hindering the progress and empowerment of billions. Why You Should Read 1. Gain Insight into Big Tech’s Inner Workings: Discover the behind-the-scenes dynamics at Meta and the interactions with world leaders that shape the tech industry. 2. Understand the Challenges Facing the Internet: Learn about the fragmentation of the global internet and the threats posed by authoritarian regimes and Silicon Valley’s shifting priorities. 3. Explore Radical Reforms for Big Tech: Delve into the necessary changes needed to reform global platforms while maintaining the internet’s fundamental openness. 4. Challenge Common Misconceptions: Examine the overstated or untrue accusations against Big Tech and the impact of national borders on the internet’s potential. 5. Blueprint for Global Cooperation: Understand the importance of international collaboration in preserving the internet’s role in knowledge-sharing, education, and global empowerment.

Highlights

  • Insider view of Meta and discussions with world leaders
  • Examines threats from authoritarian regimes and Silicon Valley's America-first shift
  • Argues many accusations against Big Tech are exaggerated or false
  • Proposes reforms to maintain the internet's global, open nature
  • Warns against national boundaries limiting the internet's potential

Themes

Internet fragmentation · Big tech regulation · Global cooperation · Digital authoritarianism · Silicon valley culture

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Author Nick Clegg
Publisher The Bodley Head
ISBN 9781847928603
Pages 320 Pages
Publication Year 2025
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000030523

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Questions about this book

Who is the author and why is his perspective unique?

Nick Clegg is Meta's former President, Global Affairs, providing an insider's view of the company and its interactions with world leaders.

What is the main argument of the book?

The book argues that while new regulations are needed, imposing national boundaries on the internet would limit its potential for knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and progress.

Does the book address accusations against Big Tech?

Yes, it argues that many accusations, such as algorithms causing polarization and harm, are exaggerated or false.

What are the perceived threats to the internet?

The threats include fragmentation due to democratic attempts to control Big Tech, Silicon Valley's America-first agenda, and authoritarian regimes isolating their populations.

What solutions does the author propose?

The author calls for radical reforms to ensure the long-term viability of global platforms, emphasizing international cooperation over national boundaries.