We don't understand what institutional mechanisms are necessary in this new environment. There haven't been any stable self-regulating institutions as yet. Most likely, new needs will be mapped onto existing institutions rather than starting from scratch. The dominance of English exists on the Internet, but this new medium also allows for an amazing degree of diversity. It allows everyone to make his or her cultural voice heard.
Ownership is varied, disputed, and mostly private.
Public policy should facilitate diversity of the Net. The mandates for power are not defined. The Internet is a network of networks owned by parties voluntarily cooperating. It is an enabling tool, which allows property to be created, but not a property itself, which can be owned. All parts of the Internet do not need to be governed by a single institution.