A Counter-History of the Internet

00:51:31 So they are trying to say: "Look and its growing very rapildy

00:52:45 to enrich their families, they should be ashamed.

00:54:33 and the surveillance business becomes profitable.

00:56:09 to export what I called "digital weapons".

00:57:44 Of course it was way before the so victorious French operation launched to free the country.

00:59:28 Me, personally, I'm just selling a pen."

01:00:30 Since then, Qosmos announced its withdrawal from the Syrian project

01:02:06 Because the word lawful interception

01:03:47 The somewhat angelic view of John Perry Barlow on a world free of states

01:05:41 to bypass the regime's surveillance.

01:07:41 {\an8}Taking the photos

01:09:26 {\an8}We also provide methods for circumventing Internet filtering

01:10:55 I think we are living in a time of profound social change

01:12:20 the examples of citizen driven initatives that emerge from the network.

01:13:36 It is an international agreement protecting copyright and intellectual property.

01:14:47 And this is the might of the Internet

01:16:15 comes into setting the tone in political parties.

01:17:46 That program is an instrument of power.

01:18:59 but the ability for citizens to promote or create this code.

01:20:56 You can hack processes, you can hack objects

01:22:14 so they were not being all that forthright

01:23:33 In the years to come, most of the data routed through networks will come from sensors

01:25:05 The worst thing that could happen, would be that we think:

01:26:54 {\an9}Can't you feel the fingers aching Typing till early in the morn’