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    1. By Evgeny Morozov September 26, 2007 Picnic 2007, Amsterdam How open and free is the Internet?
    2. Whad do we mean by “open”?
      • accessible to all?
      • free from limitations?
      • lacking regulation?
      • not legally repressed?
      • egalitarian/mobile?
      • deliberation-friendly?
      • not yet decided?
      “ Open Internet”?
    3. What do we mean by “free”?
      • Not controlled?
      • Costing nothing/Affordable?
      • Voluntary?
      • Spontaneous?
      • Lawless?
      • Not subject to anyone's interference?
      “ Free Internet”
    4. Why do governments feel (increasingly) threatened by the Internet?
    5. I. Better opps for public mobilization and creating issue awareness
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    12. II. Better access to better data presented in better ways
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    15. III. Facilitate collective action in real time
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    18. TeamBuy or MobShop?
    19. IV. Impact on world image/national and international security
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    21. V. Crowdsourcing documents+Streisand effect==big trouble
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    24. Streisand Effect
      • The " Streisand effect " is a term used to describe a phenomenon on the Internet where an attempt to censor or remove (in particular, by the means of cease-and-desist letters ) a certain piece of information (for example, a photograph , file , or even a whole website ) backfires and the information receives extensive publicity on the Internet, often widely mirrored , or distributed on file-sharing networks in a short period of time
      • Wikipedia
    25. This includes making fun of the national leaders!!!
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    30. Can we expect (some) users to outsmart (some) governments?
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    37. Rivercrab http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=1351155008&size=om
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    40. ...does it deflect censors' attention from bigger threats to the regime?
    41. Thanks! [email_address]

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