The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz

00:00:24 Unjust laws exist;

00:05:10 No, how [?]

00:09:35 So his mom bundles[?] him on a plane in Chicago, we pick him up in San Francisco

00:13:46 it was called Creative Commons

00:18:19 and Swartz eventually merges his company

00:23:31 He got to where he was supposed to be going

00:28:42 where both you can meet from book to book, from person to author

00:33:26 to go into the library and to begin to test his improved code

00:37:06 The group is responsible for igniting the grassroots efforts

00:40:35 He doesn't hack JSTOR in the traditional sense of hacking

00:45:57 Gonzalez masterminded the theft of over a hundred million credit card and ATM numbers

00:50:28 where it would be really hard to prosecute

00:54:29 create a competitive service to JSTOR

00:57:37 wasn't a crime

01:01:27 There is this notion that national security is an excuse to shut down the Internet.

01:05:17 Interviewer: He was gonna be an example? Aaron's Father: Yes. Stephen Heymann said that.

01:09:59 Swartz's political activity continues

01:14:13 Congress was caught off guard.

01:18:12 this was the moment when the Internet had grown up politically.

01:22:26 "Okay we need to galvanize opposition today because today is when it matters."

01:27:07 The question "Why?" hangs over much of the story of Aaron Swartz.

01:31:38 Interviewer: Was it millions? Aaron's Father: Yes.

01:38:14 it just seems absurd, if it weren't tragic.

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