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The growing threats to trust, resilience, and accountability
Digital public service infrastructures for culture
The internet could have become the greatest public information resource in human achievement. Instead it became a shopping mall built largely around the capture and monetisation of attention and behavioural information.
The marketplace is not the town square
Tony Curzon Price argues that the internet made commerce the organising principle of civic life — and that dotPublic and data unions together are how we build the town square back.
Knowledge Security
The growing threats to trust, resilience, and accountability
Digital public service infrastructures for culture
The internet could have become the greatest public information resource in human achievement. Instead it became a shopping mall built largely around the capture and monetisation of attention and behavioural information.
The marketplace is not the town square
Tony Curzon Price argues that the internet made commerce the organising principle of civic life — and that dotPublic and data unions together are how we build the town square back.