>The first third has been ungated given the importance of this subject. To read the whole interview, be sure to... This is incredibly ironic. Techcrunch's (par

>The first third has been ungated given the importance of this subject. To read the whole interview, be sure to... This is incredibly ironic. Techcrunch's (partial) release of this article is a perfect example of what the author describes: excluding those who can't afford to pay while pretending to act in the interest of all. >And, at the heart of what I’m trying to establish with the book, is how they have then turned around, and in response to this exclusion, and the anger it generates, sought to pass themselves off as change agents who can fix the problem that they are complicit in causing, and who can fight the fire that they helped set.