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The internet was supposed to be free. What went wrong?

Thirty years ago, countercultural thinkers declared the internet an independent space. Today, it's controlled by a handful of corporations. Were we deceived? Thirty years ago, countercultural thinkers declared the intern…

The internet was supposed to be free. What went wrong?

Thirty years ago, countercultural thinkers declared the internet an independent space. Today, it's controlled by a handful of corporations.

Key takeaways

Quick scan — what you need to know:

  • Thirty years ago, countercultural thinkers declared the internet an independent space.
  • Today, it's controlled by a handful of corporations.
  • Were we deceived?

Background

What led here, in plain terms:

  • Today, it's controlled by a handful of corporations.
  • Were we deceived?

Why it matters

Why readers and decision-makers should care:

  • Were we deceived?
  • Thirty years ago, countercultural thinkers declared the internet an independent space.
  • Today, it's controlled by a handful of corporations.

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