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In the old system of broadcasting you're fundamentally limited by the amount of space in the airwaves. You know, you could always send out 10 channels over the airwaves for televisions right away even with cables you have 500 channels. On the Internet everybody can have a channel. Everyone can get a blog or a myspace page. Everyone has a way of expressing themselves. And so what you see now is not a question of «who gets access to the airwaves?». It's the question of «who gets control over the ways you find people?» You know you started seeing power centralizing in sites like Google, these sort of gate keepers that tell you where on the Internet where you want to go. The people who provides you, your sources of news information. So it's not you know, only certain people have a license to speak now everyone has a license to speak. It's a question of «who gets heard?. (it) |
