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  1. Say the word "internet" these days, and most people will call to mind images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, of Google and Twitter: sprawling, intrusive, unaccountable. This tiny handful of vast tech corporations and their distant CEOs demand our online attention and dominate the offline headlines. But on the real internet, one or two clicks away from that handful of conglomerates ...
    • The Public Interest Internet

      Say the word "internet" these days, and most people will call to mind images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, of Google and Twitter: sprawling, intrusive, unaccountable. This tiny handful of vast tech corporations and their distant CEOs demand our online attention and dominate the offline headlines. But on the real internet, one or two clicks away from that handful of conglomerates ...

  2. Say the word "internet" these days, and most people will call to mind images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, of Google and Twitter: sprawling, intrusive, unaccountable. This tiny handful of vast tech corporations and their distant CEOs demand our online attention and dominate the offline headlines. But on the real internet, one or two clicks away from that handful of conglomerates ...
  3. This blog post is part of a series, looking at the public interest internet—the parts of the internet that don't garner the headlines of Facebook or Google, but quietly provide public goods and useful services without requiring the scale or the business practices of the tech giants. Read our...
  4. connect.oeglobal.org

    Introducing the Public Interest Internet. Say the word "internet" these days, and most people will call to mind images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, of Google and Twitter: sprawling, intrusive, unaccountable. This tiny handful of vast tech corporations and their distant CEOs demand our...
  5. opencasebook.org

    "Introducing the Public Interest Internet" by Danny O'Brien, Electronic Frontier Foundation (2021). This book, and all H2O books, are Creative Commons licensed for sharing and re-use with the exception of certain excerpts.
  6. magazine.arma.org

    These perils, however, are not inevitable outcomes. With carefully considered political and public-minded policy interventions, the Next Internet can be harnessed to expand democracy, empower individuals, provide greater life opportunities, and advance social equality. As a public utility, the Next Internet promises to serve the public interest.
  7. apollolemmon.com

    On behalf of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Danny O'Brien launched a series of articles on the Public Interest Internet. Starting with "Introducing the Public Interest Internet", "The Enclosure of the Public Interest Internet", and "Outliving Outrage on the Public Interest Internet: the CDDB Story", he outlines the best parts of the internet and how they've thrived even in ...
  8. Jun 17, 2024What if the internet were public interest technology? Is that too wildly speculative? I think not. I am not talking about a utopian project here — a public interest internet would be a glorious imperfect mess and it would be far from problem-free. But while there is a lot of solid thinking about various digital issues or pieces of internet infrastructure (much of which I rely upon here), I ...
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