The internet con: how to seize the means of computation
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Sprache: | Englisch |
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2024
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Ausgabe: | Paperback edition |
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Abstract: | "This is a call to arms about how to bring the big online platforms to their knees. It concerns the question of interoperability: the way that Facebook, Twitter etc make it very difficult for you to move and own your data. Doctorow shows that this is not a problem of technology but of law, business and apathy in face of growing monopolies. He covers ground such as anti-trust, and how the platforms deal with take down orders. Through this he shows how the FANGS became too powerful - and show us what we can do about it!"-- |
Beschreibung: | Politics / Technology |
Umfang: | 184 pages 20 cm |
ISBN: | 9781804292143 1804292141 |
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