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October 23rd, 2009

Conversations About the Internet #3: Jonathan Zittrain on Civility and Freedom Online

I think we’re really at a place where it’s hard to predict the future, where governments haven’t fully realized just how much power is falling into their laps, nor have people realized how much power they stand to lose.
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Catie Disabato was born in Chicago, schooled in Ohio, and currently resides in one of the most unpopular neighborhoods in Los Angeles. She has a BA in Creative Writing and Linguistics from Oberlin College. On Monday evenings, she reads alone at Father's Office bar in Culver City. She has also written for The Millions and twitters under the name @kbato.

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