Clay Shirky is author of the Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations. In this extended discussion he explains that complete anonymity on the Internet may be a thing of the past.
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Comments [4]
Exceptional interview. I have always understood the Internet as a collection of independent nodes that was trending away from the distributed, de-centralized design of its progenitor AARPANet. Shirky gives an excellent and very digestible explication of how we, as individuals, can reclaim ourselves as such in the Internet.
How come this audio is not showing up in the podcast RSS feed? Thanks!
We'll get the audio for Clay Shirky up on the website on Monday - sorry for the delay!
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