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The Internet is an innovation unlike any other. It has revolutionized the way we communicate, work, and do business. When it comes to communication, it may be the most important invention in our history. On the web, all of us are creators and global citizens.
We've been fighting for a platform like the Internet since the invention of the telegraph, the first long distance, real-time communication network. We're on the brink of losing that fight and losing the Internet as we know it due to the greed of large corporations. Is the Internet doomed? Are we fated to become second-class citizens…mehr

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The Internet is an innovation unlike any other. It has revolutionized the way we communicate, work, and do business. When it comes to communication, it may be the most important invention in our history. On the web, all of us are creators and global citizens.
We've been fighting for a platform like the Internet since the invention of the telegraph, the first long distance, real-time communication network. We're on the brink of losing that fight and losing the Internet as we know it due to the greed of large corporations. Is the Internet doomed? Are we fated to become second-class citizens online? What might happen to our books, our apps, our porn, and our freedom of speech?


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Nate Levesque is a software engineer, independent author, and digital rights advocate. He writes about technology and digital rights, including his blog, his books, Please Upgrade for Access and The Thought Trap, and has written for Opensource.com. Nate holds a degree in software engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology, and builds networking products at his day job.