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Move Fast and Break Things
How Facebook, Google, and Amazon Cornered Culture and Undermined Democracy
Book • 2017
This book tells the story of how a small group of libertarian entrepreneurs, including Peter Thiel and Larry Page, hijacked the original decentralized vision of the internet in the 1990s.
It details how these firms created a surveillance marketing monoculture, tolerating piracy and promoting opaque business practices.
Taplin offers a history of how these companies shaped online life and proposes solutions for artists to reclaim their audiences and reimagine the design of the World Wide Web.
It details how these firms created a surveillance marketing monoculture, tolerating piracy and promoting opaque business practices.
Taplin offers a history of how these companies shaped online life and proposes solutions for artists to reclaim their audiences and reimagine the design of the World Wide Web.
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as the author of a book about the antitrust issues in the tech industry.

Roger McNamee

#152 — The Trouble with Facebook
Mentioned as a really good book about Silicon Valley growth, but not just about Mark Zuckerberg.

Part Two: Mark Zuckerberg: The Worst Person of the 21st Century (So Far)
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in the context of the changing zeitgeist in Silicon Valley.


John Markoff

On Steve Jobs, Drugs, AI, Risk and the Enduring Magic of Silicon Valley
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as the author of "Move Fast and Break Things".

Andrew Keen

Episode 2269: Michael Sayman looks forward to an AI age in which all our online interactions are with bots