The Battle For Internet Freedom Has Just Begun, And You’re The Superhero To Save It

The world wide web is an incredibly level playing field. It’s a place where all links are created equal. What kind of awful person would want to disrupt something as pure and beautiful as that level playing field? Note: The talk starts at 1:25.

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Jun 19, 2012

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