How the Net aids dictatorships

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    1. Evgeny Morozov TED Global 2009
    2. Praise for Belarus... “Last outpost of tyranny in Europe!” Condoleezza Rice “Not free!” Photo: Antonis/Flickr CC Freedom House "A model social state like the one we're beginning to create!" Hugo Chavez Photo: Lhoon/Flickr CC
    3. Information Revolution Marches On Photo by oceandesetoiles/Flickr CC
    4. US Presidents ♥ the Internets "The Goliath of totalitarianism will be brought down by the David of the microchip" Ronald Reagan, 1989 Photo: National Archives “Trying to control the Internet is like trying to nail Jell-o to the wall” Bill Clinton, 2000 Photo: White House “Imagine if the Internet took hold in China. Imagine how freedom would spread" Photo: White House John Lennon George Bush, 1999
    5. “Blogs are the new faxes” Photo: Marcin Wichary/Flickr CC
    6. Welcome to Cyber-Utopia! Connectivity X Devices = Democracy Photo: Gadl/Flickr CC Photo: Jeremy Visser/Flickr CC
    7. iPod Liberalism Photo: Slff/Flickr CC Photo by myuibe/Flickr CC
    8. “Drop iPods, not Bombs” Photo: Mager Leagues/Flickr CC Photo: United States Army
    9. Intended vs Actual Photo: Anitacanita/Flickr CC source: CrookedBrains
    10. Spin + Internet = Spinternet Photo by ajax/Flickr CC
    11. Spining vs Censoring Photo by Mr.Enjoy/Flickr CC
    12. China: “Elude the Cat”
    13. Authoritarian Deliberation Photo by dunechaser/Flickr CC
    14. Uses of “authoritarian deliberation” 1. Generate information useful to government: wikis 2. Share the blame for failed policies with the public: spin 3. Increase legitimacy (both at home and abroad): scale
    15. Iran: Twitter counter-revolution? Photo by nomaan/Flickr CC
    16. But what about “digital natives”? Photo by Trynes/Flickr CC
    17. Cyber-Activism vs Cyber-Hedonism Photo by fhashemi/Flickr CC Photo by linlin/Flickr
    18. Catalyst of change vs opium for the masses HKmPUA Photo by HKmPUA/Flickr CC
    19. Digital Renegades vs Digital Captives Photo by murplejane/Flickr CC Photo by seandreilinger/Flickr CC
    20. Brave New World of Cyber-Hedonism Category China US % of teenagers addicted 42 18 to the Web % of teenagers with 61 13 “parallel life” online % of teenagers not 25 12 feeling OK going w/t Internet for a day % of teenagers who 32 11 said Internet broadens their sex life Young Digital Mavens”, JWT/IAC, Fall 2007
    21. Hierarchy of Cyber-Needs CAMPAIGN: Amnesty, HRW LEARN: Wikipedia, TED SHARE: Facebook, Twitter TALK: Email, instant messaging, blogs HAVE FUN: pornography, BitTorrent, YouTube Some Right Reserved, Evgeny Morozov
    22. Which way freedom? Photo by abhijeetrane/Flickr CC
    23. Thank you!

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