Art of the episode for understood: Who broke the Internet?
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Art of the episode for understood: Who broke the Internet?
Kelsey Cueva / CBC
Today in the series, we bring you a special episode of The Comprid Feed at CBC Podcasts. It is an extract from a series called Who Broke Internet organized by Cory Doctorow. The four -part series details its criticism on the state of the modern Internet and what we can do about it.
According to his conversations with Eric Corly, the editor of 2600, an emblematic pirate magazine, the best known by his name of Pirate Emmanuel Goldstein, in Clive Thompson, a technological and cultural writer at Steven Levy, the author of “In The Plex: How Google thinks, works and shapes our lives” that this extract understood in the way in which the search engines started.
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