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Debates over net neutrality, online privacy, cybersecurity, copyright, free speech, media consolidation, and “openness” are all part of a larger conflict between two visions of freedom—and how to protect it. Ensuring the right one comes out on top is the mission of a policy voice in Washington.

Read the rest of this manifesto for TechFreedom here.

Today we're launching both TechFreedom, a new digital policy think tank, and its first publication, The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet—after the conclusion of the State of the Net conference. Watch the livestream below—12:45-5:30 pm Eastern / 9:45 am - 2:30 Pacific:

Please join the conversation about the book by tweeting about the event using the #NDD hashtag. And follow us at @Tech_Freedom & @Digital_Decade! Check out the agenda below.

FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell will be interviewed by veteran tech reporter Declan McCullagh of CNET in a "fireside chat" on tech policy at TechFreedom's half-day symposium to introduce its first publication: The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet.

The Next Digital Decade can now be read online or downloaded as a PDF, and can be purchased in hardcover ($28.73 + $4.99 for basic shipping). Free eBook versions are coming soon! Links to all versions will always be available here.