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Taking Control of Our Cyberlife



Douglas Rushkoff

Grit TV with Laura Flanders

Posted: Nov 21, 2010


Doug Rushkoff was interviewed by progressive journalist Laura Flanders for Grit TV about his new book Program or Be Programmed: We need to take control of the new computer networking tools all around us, argues author and thinker Douglas Rushkoff, or else we’ll wind up at the mercy of those who do take control. That’s part of the argument Rushkoff makes in his new book, Program or Be Programmed, out now from our friends at OR Books. With some basic computer and programming literacy, Rushkoff notes, we can take control of our lives, create value for ourselves, and perhaps let the big institutions that think they control us, from banks to media moguls, just wither away.


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Which is to say that the current WikiLeaks episode being played out in full public view has succeeded in revealing the overarching issues that have long kept Western activists from turning the web into an immaterial plane of immanent info-freedom, something that its founder Julian Assange has when he is not facing the ardent attempts of Western states to eviscerate him exposed. An exposition which one could argue has been the primary goal of Wikileaks, subsequent leaks aside.

http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2010/12/the-world-wide-web-is-not-as-free-as-you-think/



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