>The privatized 'public' space makes an inevitable move. An anarchist collective wrote something you may find interesting on this subject, "The Internet as New

>The privatized 'public' space makes an inevitable move. An anarchist collective wrote something you may find interesting on this subject, "The Internet as New Enclosure Digitized Capitalism, the Attention Economy, and the Surveillance State"[1] although I doubt the author(s) would agree that any enclosure of public space is "inevitable" as you put it. [1] http://www.crimethinc.com/texts/atoz/enclosure.php http://www.crimethinc.com/texts/atoz/enclosure.php