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It’s not really “the Internet” per se Assange is talking about, but the whole panoply of information processing technology once it becomes wedded to networking. One doesn’t need TCP/IP at all to do a lot of surveillance. And I think visions of total dystopia and domination are often as unrealistic as ones of utopian perfection.







The Guardian<http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/> / By Patrick Kingsley<http://www.alternet.org/authors/12391/>

[http://images.alternet.org/images/site/talk_box_world.jpg] 18 COMMENTS<http://www.alternet.org/story/150265/assange%3A_the_internet_could_create_a_%22totalitarian_spying_regime%22?akid=6668.22219.xDa9hL&rd=1&t=6#disqus_thread>

Assange: The Internet Could Create a "Totalitarian Spying Regime"

Assange said the web could allow greater government transparency, but also gave authorities their best ever opportunity to monitor and catch dissidents.

March 15, 2011  |




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