Internet is in jeopardy. As we speak, politicians, policymakers, scholars, bloggers, and all of us ordinary citizens are involved in a predominately invisible war over what can and cannot be said, what can and cannot be read, and where we can and will go on the Internet. I call this an invisible war because of our inability to articulate how we approach the most fundamental technology in our lives. Everything we do is online. Our identities are composed, mostly in ways we cannot see, on the Internet…
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