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The view that governments are necessarily trying to control information unless they’re dumb is not universally shared. This has little to do with surrendering s
by uniclaude 6y ago
The view that governments are necessarily trying to control information unless they’re dumb is not universally shared. This has little to do with surrendering sovereignty.
- revendell_elf 6y agoBut the view that companies trying to censor and control information is universally acceptable, right? I think most the universe lies in the West.
- triceratops 6y ago> control information On their websites. You keep leaving that out. Facebook can't control what goes on Twitter and vice versa. But the government has power over both. That's why it's bad for the government to do it.
- A12-B 6y agoGovernments that want to keep their power have to control information. Every country does it differently, but they all do it.
- markfried 6y agoCompanies that want to keep their power have to control information. Every company does it differently, but they all do it. Mozilla's highest-paid official, chairperson Mitchell Baker, now enjoys a pay package that tops $1 million https://www.forbes.com/sites/georgeanders/2015/11/30/mozillas-money-latest-filings-include-a-few-surprises/?sh=548535634222 https://www.forbes.com/sites/georgeanders/2015/11/30/mozilla...