That's why I wrote my Magna Carta For The Web: http://blog.higg.so/2015/07/31/a-magna-carta-for-the-web/ http://blog.higg.so/2015/07/31/a-magna-carta-for-the-we

That's why I wrote my Magna Carta For The Web: http://blog.higg.so/2015/07/31/a-magna-carta-for-the-web/ http://blog.higg.so/2015/07/31/a-magna-carta-for-the-web/ There is an emphasis on Advertising in this article but it overlooks the meta grand overview of the web which I go into. The topology, and the tendency towards centralized systems is not talked about here. Also if Advertising works for now, then I am going to milk it for all it is worth. Unless decent standards for publishers are put in place like Mozilla's Subscribe2Web, or hosting and domain renewals become free, then we are stuck with that business model. Also, we just got a digital Magna Carta voted in: http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-06/15/magna-carta-digital-rights-vote-censorship-freedom-of-speech http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-06/15/magna-carta-d... In terms of how the web is progressing, things like Ethereum look very exciting: https://www.ethereum.org/ https://www.ethereum.org/ And the IETF are in full force now with many protocols being redesigned from the ground up with security and privacy being baked in.