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EXCLUSIVE: Eben Moglen says freedom depends on the Net
Issue Date: Mar 15, 2011
Our world is increasingly held together by the network of digital communications networks we call the Internet. Business, government, politics, science and the arts have all been fundamentally transformed by the fact that everyone’s connected to everyone else, everywhere, and no one needs to get permission to collaborate, trade, or create.
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