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When you look at the web, you see humanity, some details are amazing, but some are horrible. You can not make everyone on the Internet a saint. But you can use the Internet for your own good. It's open to everyone, \"said Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the HTTP protocol (thanks to his decision, we know the Internet the way it is).\nUndoubtedly, absolutely criminal intentions, which cause real harm to another person or organization, must be identified and committed to appropriate punishment. However, it happens that the measure of good deeds is lost, and the laws take the form of fighting against ideologically dangerous statements, ideas and appeals for the state. An expert in this field on the territory of Russia is the organization \"Roskomvoboda\". Her years of experience show that even the most negative scenarios of Internet activity can be implemented. 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Co-author of the RSS 1.0 specification (at age 14), the creator of the Infogami service, which later merged with the news portal Reddit, and the co-founder of the movement against Internet censorship Demand Progress - is far from the full track record of this guy. \"He fought incessantly and unselfishly for the movement of free culture\" - a concise and precise description of Schwartz by Virginia Heffernan in Yahoo! News.\nBecoming older, Schwartz began to devote more time and energy to policy issues. What's the big online action \"Tell the government why you're against SOPA\"! Subsequently, Schwartz began to quickly gain influential supporters and never stinted on active action. By the way, Aaron spent a lot of time researching the level of corruption in the US among top-tier politicians. The rejection of the rules and doubts about everything that the majority takes as a reality led to the tragic events in his life. In 2011, a lawsuit was launched against Schwartz for downloading millions of documents (scientific articles) from the online library of JSTOR. The prosecution was supposed that in the future these files can be placed in free access. After some time, JSTOR refused to sue Schwartz, but the case was not closed by the US federal prosecutor, who stated:\n<i>\"Theft is theft, whether you used a computer or a scrap, you stole documents, data or dollars.\" For a number of articles, Schwartz was in danger of more than thirty years of imprisonment. In January 2013, before the court could make a guilty verdict, Schwartz committed suicide by hanging himself in his own apartment.\n\"Information is power. But, as usually happens with the authorities, there are those who want to own it alone. All the world's scientific and cultural heritage, published over the centuries in a variety of books and journals, is rapidly being digitized and closed from the superfluous eyes of a handful of private corporations. Do you want to read about the most outstanding achievements of science? You will have to send huge sums to publishers like Reed Elsevier.\nBut there are those who want to change this order. \"Free access movement\" bravely fought for the right of scientists not to give their intellectual property to corporations, but freely publish their work on the Internet. So anyone can get to them. But even if this scenario is implemented, it will only affect future works. Everything that was created before this moment will be lost.\nThis is too high a price. Forcing scientists to pay money for reading the work of their colleagues? Do you want to scan whole libraries, but only allow them to read to Google staff? Provide scientific articles of elite universities in the countries of the first world, but not children from third world countries? This is outrageous and unacceptable.\n\"I agree,\" say many, \"but what can we do?\" Companies own copyrights, and they earn huge money. And this is completely legal. We just can not stop them. \" But still, we can do something. Something that is already being done: we can fight.\nPeople who have access to these resources - students, librarians, scientists - you have an advantage. You feed on this feast of knowledge while the rest of the world sits under lock and key. But you should not, or rather, you do not have the moral rights to leave this privilege only to yourself. Your duty is to share it with the world. And you do this, exchanging passwords with colleagues, filling out download requests for friends. \"</i>\nQuotations from this manifesto the prosecutor was going to prove at the trial the intention of Schwartz to publish the downloaded documents in free access. Taking a sharp start and a hard rhythm - you certainly go beyond the limits of human capabilities and spend an vital charge with incredible speed. With this assumption, skilfully connect the short life of some geniuses or the loss of their understanding in the generally accepted \"prime of life\". I do not know if this is really so, only in the context of this story do you involuntarily think about the existence of such a quality of life.\nDust and fountain with high-flown speeches with loud epithets \"victim of the state machine\" or \"a symbol of the struggle for free Internet\" do not want to, because it is already performed by Aaron's associates and an active online community. Perhaps I will be considered an eerie pragmatist, but I have long established myself that every revolution needs fallen heroes. They will have to personify not only the danger of fighting a more powerful opponent, but also selflessly believing in their own ideals.(<a href='http://apparat.cc/network/aaron-copyright/\n'>Source</a>)\nComing soon...\nThe full book only on Russian on official site: <a href='http://hardcore.today/'>http://hardcore.today/<a/>\n<center><h1>Thanks for <a href='https://steemit.com/@klobetsky/'>following</a> and comments!</h1></center>",
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The World Economic Forum in Davos and the attempt by the US Congress to adopt the law \"On the Decency of Communications\", which regulates the dissemination of pornography and other unfavorable information on the Internet, are factors that play a decisive role in limiting Barlow's freedom. As a result, we see a pretentious manifesto calling on users to change their outlook and act as builders of a new society.\n<i>\"Governments of the Industrial World, you are weary giants of flesh and steel; My homeland is Cyberspace, the new home of Consciousness. On behalf of the future, I ask you, who have everything in the past, - leave us alone. You are superfluous among us. You do not have supreme authority where we are gathered. We did not elect a government, and it is unlikely that we will ever have it, so I appeal to you, having power not greater than that with which freedom itself speaks. I declare that the global public space that we are building, by its nature, regardless of the tyranny that you seek to impose on us. You have no moral right to rule over us, no coercive methods that really could frighten us.\nThe true strength of governments is the consent of those whom they rule. You did not ask for or receive our consent. We did not invite you. You do not know either us or our world. Cyberspace lies beyond your borders. Do not think that you can build it, as if it were an object of state building. You are not capable of this. Cyberspace is a matter of nature and grows by itself through our collective actions.\nYou are not involved in our great and ever-expanding conversation; Do not you create the wealth of our markets. You do not know our culture, our ethics and unwritten laws, which already provide our society with more order than one that can be achieved by your punishments and bans. You state that we have problems that you must solve. You use this statement as an excuse for invading our lands. Many of these problems do not exist. Wherever there are real conflicts and shortcomings, we will identify and eliminate them by our own means. We establish our own Public Contract. This way of government will arise according to our conditions, not your world. Our world is different.\nCyberspace consists of interactions and relationships, thinks and builds itself like a standing wave in the intertwining of our communications. Our world is everywhere and nowhere, but not where our bodies live. We create a world in which all can enter without privileges and discrimination, regardless of skin color, economic or military might and place of birth. We create a world in which anyone, anywhere, can express their opinions, no matter how extravagant they may be, without fear that he or she will be forced to silence or to agree with the opinion of the majority.\nYour legal notions of property, expression, personality, movement and context are inapplicable to us. They are based on matter - there is no matter here. Our personalities do not have bodies, therefore, unlike you, we can not achieve order through physical coercion. We believe that our way of government will arise on the basis of ethics, enlightened selfishness and the common good. Our people can cover much that is in your jurisdiction. The only law that is recognized by virtually all of the included cultures is the Golden Rule. We hope that we will be able to find private solutions based on this general principle. But we can not make decisions that you are trying to impose. Now you have created in the United States a law - the Telecommunications Reform Act - that rejects your own constitution and offends the dreams of Jefferson, Washington, Mill, Madison, de Tocqueville and Brandes. These dreams must now be born again in us. You are horrified at your own children, because they feel at home in a world in which you will always be immigrants. Since you are afraid of them, you are cowardly shifting their parental responsibilities to a bureaucratic apparatus. In our world, all feelings and sayings, from the lowest to the angelic, are parts of a single whole - a global conversation in bits. We can not separate the air that suffocates, from the air, over which the wings beat.\nIn China, Germany, France, Russia, Singapore, Italy and the United States, you are trying to establish information quarantine in order to prevent the spread of the free-thinking virus by erecting outposts on the borders of Cyberspace. These measures can contain the epidemic for a while, but in a world that will soon be covered by communication media carrying bits, they will not work.\nYour increasingly aging information industry would like to perpetuate its dominance by enacting laws - both in America and elsewhere - requiring ownership of the speech itself throughout the world. These laws proclaim that ideas are just another industrial product, noble no more than cast-iron chutes. In our own world, everything that the human mind can create, can be reproduced and spread to infinity without any payment. For a global transfer of thought, your plants are no longer required.\nThese increasingly hostile colonial measures put us in a situation in which the adherents of freedom and self-determination, who were forced to reject the authority of a remote, uniform power, appeared in their time. We must proclaim the freedom of our virtual \"I\" from your dominion, even if we agree that you continue to rule over our bodies.\nWe will spread our \"I\" on the whole planet so that no one can arrest our thoughts. We will create in Cyberspace a civilization of Consciousness. May it be more humane and more honest than the peace that your governments created before \"</i> (<a href='http://nnm.me/blogs/Gudluk/deklaraciya-nezavisimosti-kiberprostranstva/'>Source</a>)\nComing soon...\n<b>The full book only on Russian on official site: <a href='http://hardcore.today/'>http://hardcore.today/</a>\n<center><h1>Thanks for <a href='https://steemit.com/@klobetsky'>following</a> and comments!</h1></center>",
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The Internet space quickly acquired a pleiad of such personalities who loudly announced the prospects and the vector of the development of the Network. I dedicate this chapter to them. Shards of their ideas were formed into manifestos - in many respects similar and complementing each other. This once again confirms the expectations of the then still small Internet community, who saw almost the boundless possibilities of the new era. I will give three manifestos. Whether you will see in them the Internet today is not sure, but what is beyond doubt - will receive a powerful energy charge. In order to trace the dynamics of changes, I bring the manifestos in the chronological order of their publication.\nThe authorship of the first text belongs to one of the leading engineers of Intel Timothy May. May - one of the creators and the most active participant in the electronic mailing of the nineties \"Cuberpunckers\". Then he published many essays on cryptography, but the most popular was his <b>\"Manifesto of Cryptoanarchism.\"</b> Utopianism and the revolutionary spirit of work cause an indulgent smile, but the appearance of such a text in 1992 is a sign of the existence of many residents of the Network of ambitions - political and social ambitions. Let's get acquainted with the full text of this work.\n<i>\"The specter is haunting the modern world, the ghost of cryptoanarchy. Computer technologies are on the verge of enabling individuals and groups to communicate and interact absolutely anonymously. Two people will be able to exchange messages, engage in business, enter into electronic contracts, not being able to establish True Names, each other's identities. Interaction in the Network will not be tracked due to multiple changes in the routes of encrypted packets and prevent blocks that give cryptographic protocols almost perfect protection.\nReputation will be of paramount importance when concluding transactions, much greater than now has a credit rating. These innovations will completely change the nature of state regulation, the ability to levy taxes and monitor relations in the economy, the ability to store information in secret; Even the notions of trust and reputation will change their essence.\nTechnology for such a revolution - and this revolution will definitely be both social and economic - was theoretically developed in the past decade. Its methods are based on the use of public keys, authentication systems based on evidence with zero disclosure and a variety of software protocols designed for interaction, authentication and verification.\nTo this day, the focus was on academic conferences in Europe and the US, conferences, closely watched by the National Security Agency. But only recently computer networks and personal computers have acquired the speed, sufficient for the practical implementation of these ideas. And in the next decade the speed will increase even more, in order to make these ideas economically feasible and irreversible.\nThe state, obviously fearing social disintegration, will try to slow or stop the spread of such technologies, citing national security considerations, the use of these technologies by drug dealers and tax evaders. Any of these considerations will be justified: cryptoanarchy will allow free trade in national secrets, as well as illegal drugs and stolen goods. An anonymous computerized market will make it possible even to create a heinous market for contract killings and extortions. Criminal elements and foreigners will become active users of CryptoNet. But this will not stop cryptoanarchy. Just as the technology of printing has changed the social structure and reduced the power of medieval guilds, cryptographic methods will fundamentally change the corporations and the role of the state in economic transactions. In combination with the emerging information markets, cryptoanarchy will create a liquid market for any materials that can be represented as words or images.\nLike the seeming minor invention of barbed wire, which allowed to enclose huge ranches and farms and thus permanently changed the notion of land and property rights in the western states, the \"minor\" discovery of the \"dark side\" of mathematics became nippers, cutting barbed wire around intellectual property.\nAct, for you have nothing to lose, except these hedges of barbed wire! \"</i> (<a href='http://apparat.cc/network/ghost-of-cryptoanarchy/'>Source</a>)\nComing soon...\n<b>The full book only on Russian on official site:</b><a href='http://hardcore.today/'>http://hardcore.today/</a>\n<center><h1>Thanks for <a href='https://steemit.com/@klobetsky'>following</a> and comments!</h1></center>",
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Is this the fresh wind that inflames the hearts of an all-consuming flame, or something else?\nSometimes we forget about the essence of the revolution - about the leap, the qualitatively different level where it happened. Imagine that you are bored to overcome the step by step. You sat down crouched and pushed away: a jump, a moment of weightlessness, a blow to your feet. It would seem a simple action. And if you weigh one hundred and fifty kilograms and you are seventy years old? An impossible task. So in life, where weight is the experience gained, and age is years of habitual stability. I can not help but mention the youth that bears the revolutionary banner through the ages. \"Weight\" and \"age\" allow you to jump as much as you want. But back to the jump. You jumped over several steps of a steep staircase - you were out of breath, you might have slipped and fell, but now you probably know that you can overcome this distance not only by the usual \"step by step\". This is just an example, the reality is much more complicated, because many things are possible: from the disappearance of the next step or the whole ladder to the fading in the air. I hope you understand what I mean. As a result, very few people are ready for such \"jumps\", however, it is precisely these \"madmen\" that are not only able to change their lives.\nThe emergence of the Internet revolutionized the field of information and communication technologies. Without a single shot, and a drop of human blood was not destined to fall on its barricades. And the barricade as such was not. To date, hundreds of books have been written about the birth of the Web, thousands of articles have been published, and many fascinating documentary films have been filmed. Most of them step by step, taking into account the smallest details, examines the formation and spread of innovative space - the World Wide Web. I regret to state: it is hardly worthy to present this process more worthy than the existing material or the one that will be published in the near future. However, ignoring this subject is ignorant in the framework of our story. I will try to do everything possible to make the further narration as concise as possible. Opponents of historical fast food can safely skip the next two paragraphs.\nIn 1957, in response to the launch of the Soviet Union's first artificial Earth satellite, the US Department of Defense was interested in the idea of ​​reliable data transmission. The US Advanced Defense Research and Development Agency (DARPA) initiated the development of a computer network, entrusting the project with the University of California at Los Angeles, the Stanford Research Center, the University of Utah and the University of California in Santa Barbara. Soon the network was called ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network) and after 12 years connected all the mentioned scientific institutions. The technology, funded by the US Department of Defense, began to work for the benefit of various fields of science. Breakthrough of the new \"Columbus\" took place, giving almost probable opportunities for the development of the \"newborn\" space. The next marker on the time line was the first program to send e-mail, followed by 1971, which forever approved the network as an international one, combining organizations from the UK and Norway with a transatlantic telephone cable. Then, for obvious reasons, it was reckless to call such an undertaking \"space\", but the technology quickly evolved, acquiring familiar forms now.\nIt is difficult to believe in the abundance of technologies that have firmly settled in modern life, having overcome once the forces of a limited circle. Suffice it to recall the ubiquitous microwave ovens, GPS-navigators and Teflon pans. The Internet was no exception. At an early stage of its development, it was a new technology for transferring, protecting and processing data from the military and scientific fields of activity - nothing more. Today, it surprises with the limited initial designs, because then humanity entered a new era - the era of information and communication technologies.\nThe International Telecommunication Union (ITU) noted that Internet users in 2000 were 400 million people worldwide - 6.5% of the world's population. After 14 years, according to the company We Are Social, \"population\" of the Internet space was 3.01 billion users. Further - 3.2 billion people (43% of the world's population) by the end of 2015 (according to ITU). This will sound a little ominous, but in 1960 the population of the planet was about the same.\nIn general, it is worth pondering. In the meantime, ITU echoes the world's largest social network Facebook, but these figures are presented to them in a different light.\nLike someone who sees a half full or empty glass, Facebook pays attention to potential users - the population \"offline\" (while offline). Their fear is the rapid decline in the percentage of \"converts\" to users of the World Wide Web over the past four years: from 14.7% in 2010 to 6.6% in 2014. Facebook notes that, at such a rate, the expectation of the next billionth anniversary may drag on five years.\nHowever, pessimism in their case is exaggerated, since a significant level of Internet penetration provides a rapidly developing tandem \"smartphone -\nmobile operator\". Given the current level of mobile technology, it is not surprising that the smartphone for many became the first access device on the Web, pushing the stationary computers and laptops off the pedestal. What are the results of the above? The level of availability of the Internet is steadily increasing, allowing to be \"in a connection\" in the most remote parts of the Earth, and the increase in the data transfer rate makes it possible to receive and process large amounts of valuable information.\nSo, we pay tribute to all those involved in the implementation and popularization of the World Wide Web and move on.\nNow let's talk about the consequences of \"injecting\" Internet technologies into everyday life. In spite of the fact that television remains the most consumed media, one can not speak about its inviolability - on the second place the Internet has firmly entrenched itself. A serious result, given the half-century difference in technology - in favor of television, of course. According to the latest data from the agency We Are Social, on average, an Internet user spends 4.4 hours in the virtual space using a personal computer, and 1.7 hours from mobile devices. 2.4 hours from the total mass of the user spends on all sorts of social networks. And all this, friends, is just the beginning. The results of the research conducted by the American company GfK regarding the time of Internet use by teenagers aged 13 to 17 showed an increase of 37% since 2012. Results in hours - more than 4 per day for each teenager. It is also interesting that the statistics of the time spent on the web are unchanged for users aged 18 and over. In general, the figures again explained a lot, but let's finish this strict monologue with this paragraph.\nI often use the expression \"Internet space\", because, due to its current universality, it's not serious to call it the Web or the Network (although I do it too). To all else, if we consider the concept of space in detail, we will get something like the following. The space is the arena of events or actions, including all places, objects and structures. The user takes part in interesting events, acts as the initiator or coordinator of a certain process. Do television, radio or newspapers give such privileges? Even physical reality can not be proud of some of the achievements of the Internet. One-way information model is quickly boring. Universal interactivity is the \"delicacy\" of modern man. The current world order is delineated by the precise borders of states (sometimes doubting), adequately protected by military alliances, strictly protected by personal legislation, censorship, lobbyist campaigns and personalities. And the Internet? His space in this context is still the most free, but because - very attractive. 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      "body": "<center>![title-blacklist-1.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmUXov9FToGfrn1HqNJfh2CszdkahP5gEPiDiPBvktwwPh/title-blacklist-1.png)</center>\n<em>There’s something really beautiful about the global network. It is a tool that can take on many forms depending on whose hands it falls into. It’s both a tool and environment, creating a sea of opportunities. And we (at RosKomSvoboda – author’s note) are staunch advocates of freedom when it comes to developing this environment. Up until 2011-2012, the Network had been developing through self-regulation, and it was this very principle (which implied government non-intervention in the evolution of network infrastructure) that helped land Internet projects, Internet commerce and Internet industry in general. Thanks to this approach, Russia was able to provide a significant counterweight to foreign services, since few search engines elsewhere in the world are able to compete with Google. In our case it is Yandex. 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Then, they began to exert pressure on the people using the good old methods – like implementing a countless of prohibiting laws. Therefore, traffic control will always be in trend. Should they want to, they will control everything. However, there are ways to avoid this scrutiny. Of course, they are taking measures to curb that. Just look at what happened to RosKomSvoboda’s site, which listed ways to evade such scrutiny: the site was eventually blocked. Then again, such methods are more or less known to those, who realize where this may be leading to. And those, who paid no interest to the issue, will probably become victims of a new order.</em>\n<b>Ivan Pavlov, head of the Institute for Development of Freedom of Information. Rosbalt. “Runet will be scrutinized in an event of war”. 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Some of my findings became the focus of this book.\nSuccess of any endeavor pretty much depends on a single factor. I’m talking about putting the correct emphasis. This is true for all things, be it a good crescendo in a melody, an accurate image in a painting or a shrewd phrase in a book – the things we so deeply love and that will stay with us until the end of our lives. I on the other hand want to admit otherwise. The emphasis of my book has been shifted more than once, at times taking such a break from the agenda that it would almost become secondary. That’s why I would ask anyone, who fears uncertainty or relies only on their succinct conclusions, to put this book aside until better times. This is not a case of my showing off or some kind of cheap decoy. It’s not all that simple. The way we interpret events today can differ drastically from whatever conclusions we make tomorrow. As of now, we can freely talk about reasons behind wars, the changes they brought to the world order or the number of people died fighting on opposite sides. The impact of events, still happening today, can hardly be measured because their implications and real scope are unclear. It’s not always easy for us, humans, to make accurate assumptions either. Making long term weather forecasts is a good example of that. To say I can predict a coherent outcome of the history of the Internet and freedom of speech online, important decisions, which propelled the creation of today’s Network, and, once and for all, deal with a complex “maze” of definitions and logic – would be to lie to myself and to my Readers, and that’s the last thing I feel like doing. That is why I urge you to take my warning very seriously.\nIt is hard to believe today, but when I began working on my book, I was absolutely sure that I would stay away from sensitive topics. Publishing a book at a time, when every single action of yours may have a political underlining, even if it isn’t true, compels you to treat the text differently. In the end, my narrative became filled with acid sarcasm toward certain politicians, draft laws and decisions, which affect the lives of many Internet-users across the world.\nThere is nothing more treacherous and deceitful than telling the Readers the things they want to hear. That’s why I feel it’s my duty to introduce you to the signature features of the book. \n<b>Politics</b>\nPolitics is the major focus of the book. After all, this topic, raised quite frequently here, is part of an unwritten list of the most controversial topics. And believe me, you’ll find quite a lot of controversies here. I couldn’t help but mention a story of Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, and his political persecution; a multilayered Russian-Ukrainian conflict, as well as a “turf war” these countries entered into.\n<b>Facts</b>\nThe facts I used, which are in free access on the Internet, were lifted from online media publications, encyclopedias and other resources. Thanks to them, I was able to start working on my book, and there were almost no barriers to gaining and collecting information.\n<b>Originality</b>\nDespite all “mysteries”, “secrets” and other “breaking news”, the facts and sources mentioned in my book do not purport to be unique, yet it’s my own approach in putting the facts together that makes my narrative one-of-a-kind.\n<b>Attitudes</b>\nAny book is a combination of its author’s beliefs, and no one can ever take that away. Obviously, you don’t have to agree with everything I say, however, everyone will only benefit from that. I free myself from having to bombard you with excessive evidence, and you – from any obligations that may follow.\nHere’s one more thing: the Readers may be tempted to think that I belong to one of the many existing political societies. Sorry to disappoint you (hopefully, it is the first and last time I’ve done that), but there’s no way I would become a member of “parties” or “movements” of any kind. To me, such “congregations” of people hold no true value, while pushing a certain idea isn’t really my thing either. I prefer to process my thoughts when I’m on my own: it’s easier, and, eventually, you can always release these thoughts whatever is going to happen next.\nContrary to extended discourse and scrutiny to lots of details, when writing this book I did my best to make the narrative – accessible and easy-to-read. Because of this, it may seem that the book asks more questions than it gives answers. 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People click the \"Like\" button or write comments almost three billion times a day, leaving a digital footprint with which the company studies user preferences. \"</em>\nFortunately for the reader, the authors did not reduce the work to a description of the technical and procedural components. Their attention hangs on today's everyday life, tactfully indicating: \"this is the result of the analysis of Big Data\", \"and here they have moved to a new level, starting to collect global information about customers.\"\n<em>\"Previously, it was well known that it refers to personal information: names, social security numbers, identification codes, etc. Protecting such information was relatively easy, blocking it. Today, even with the most innocuous data, if they accumulate a lot, you can establish the identity. Attempts to give data anonymous form or to hide them are already ineffective. \"</em>\nNot without futurology. Taking into account the constant increase in the accuracy of forecasts based on \"Big Data\", the authors consider a scenario in which law enforcement agencies will foresee crimes and react to it in advance, thus turning the current ideas about the freedom of choice of a person. By the way, the Los Angeles police have been using a system of \"proactive law enforcement\" for several years now - an algorithm that analyzes data on crimes over decades and predicts the location of the next crime. Is it good or bad? Watch online changes and come to personal conclusions. Fortunately, there is enough material for this.\nThe book is full of examples of using \"Big Data\" and correctly distributed statistical information. Knowing the need to balance, the authors present an exciting and important work that includes the past, present and future of mankind in the information world.\nP.S. Under statements about the need for the state to dispose of large data of the population, the book becomes even more urgent.\n<b>Darren Todd. Pirate Nation: How Digital Piracy Is Transforming Business, Society and Culture</b>\nThere will always be something underestimated in the world: problems, discoveries, ideas ... The copyright reform will necessarily include them (unless, of course, intentional blindness in this matter is overcome in the near future). Read the news about the notification of the 86-year-old woman of Ontario about the penalty of $ 5,000 for downloading the game Metro 2033? Yes, this is not a rally, but an \"adequate\" reaction to copyright infringement!\nJust as a child changes his wardrobe as he grows up, legislation in the digital age must correspond to reality. Today, mankind - without all sorts of divisions - seems like a mature man in children's clothes. 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      "body": "I never liked politics, but I admired it always. Resourcefulness and adventurism are the base of every political course. I really like it! You can’t work on self-presentation without politics, and politics doesn’t work without  selling yourself.  Facts and pieces of embellished reality able to weave perfect clothes for all of us. Perhaps I should sit down at this wonderful loom.\n<center>![leBFbWNZE6k.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRAjgeJa3XPhRdDvZQSRXu2iBD5emaMUp87fdYmmVdPyp/leBFbWNZE6k.jpg)</center>\nFrom school years I know by heart a lot of guitar riffs of different rock bands. It’s merit of my best friend. At that time all was easy: you listen to rap, rock or all together (it’s like the keep on neutrality). I chose second path, wich changed a several years of my life. Infinity energy and a single picture of the world of the circle of my friends led to creation of music band. As expected we rehearsed in the old garage and played on the same musical instruments. I was the fan of drums, so I took the place of drummer in that young band without prospects. At 16 y.o. we got a first gifts of rehearsals. It was the firs concert in local rock club. At that time we understood, what is the business of our lives.\n<center>![x_d9108a64.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmdC1spQ5NGP4QHxPqrtp7x3axVhpVLyEGe3qomWMRoynr/x_d9108a64.jpg)</center>\nI had a simple view of the life and dreaming a lot about musical future. The band had not bad results: frequent concerts, meeting with famous band and a lot of alcohol! The changing of the musical style led to change of composition of the musical band. I left the band soon. All free time is divided between work and studding at the university.\nTo 22 y.o. I can built the career in the big Russian commercial bank. The way from operator of contact centre to International business trainer was too hard, but it was priceless and very interesting experience. 3 years later I left this work and opened bussines. I got more free time, so I started writing the debut book.\nI grew up with the Internet and saw a lot of different changes of it. It was a main idea of the book “The Blacklist: A Brief History of Battles Over the Internet”. The book is free now (only Russian language yet):\n♣\t<a href=\"http://www.hardcore.today\">Official site</a>\n♣\t<a href=\"http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5273302\">Rutracker.org</a>\n♣\tIn online shops <a href=\"https://mybook.ru/author/kirill-lobeckij/chernyj-spisok-kratkaya-istoriya-borby-za-internet/\">MyBooks</a> и <a href=\"https://www.litres.ru/kirill-anatolevich-lobeckiy/chernyy-spisok-kratkaya-istoriya-borby-za-internet/\">LitRes</a>\n<center>![TSZo_uWtvvU.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmakFvbW3VPyqo27VnAbevct1CriNabyjZmQhRCfiLSFhg/TSZo_uWtvvU.jpg)</center>\nMy best regards for the cover of the book to <a href=\"https://steemit.com/@maxbokhan\">Max Bokhan</a>. He understood me without extra words. Then I founded project A Fit of Freedom. There are will be different books about Internet, techonologies and new new social reality. Less than a year the book downloaded more than 3000 times.\n<center>![3MO3zVl_7T0.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPbWqsLN7p8FP6hWNCe8pbUo5tX4ZTBPPtSdQMLChtetn/3MO3zVl_7T0.jpg)</center>\nI’m writing the second book about the new way of the internet now. According of my plans, the book will publish on the two languages: Russian and English. By the way, I got carried away with graphic novels lately. I have a script for my firs graphic novel in association with high-level artist Max Bokhan. Its called <I>Totem</i>.  I sure of his craftsmanship, and when I saw first pages I was surprised. I will certainly write a few posts about this work and descript this experience.\n<center>![18620167_1871158866542863_5083456237733034376_n.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmNMxAfZFYqURBT6fWwgEBMyc4tdH6ZLQrMoDrr1bVyXnT/18620167_1871158866542863_5083456237733034376_n.jpg)</center>\nI like to speak in language of actions and results. Latest post will be on that imagine language. I would be sincerely grateful for the subscription, voice and comments.\n<b>Thank you for your time!</b>",
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