The “Free and Open Internet” Hypocrites
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The “Free and Open Internet” Hypocrites
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#2The one the RIAA love? The one many publishers charge your local academic organisation large fees to be part of? The one where you've been the coin to mine before blockchain was a thing?
The article skirts, avoids or misses an important point: A lack of GDPR or stronger laws being enforced beyond the EU. The incumbents are quite happy about that. For an article on incumbents' motivations, I found this point conspicuously absent.
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#4When someone is speaking on a high moral ground, it is always imporant to check their motivations. I bet that China/Tiktok or their affiliates will be reaching out to people to pay them to write positive posts. It is called thought influence media war and it is prevalent tactic in China. If 'free and open internet' means CCP can monitor our evey move and can occasionally change the algorithm slightly to push vidoes t…