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Who Owns The Future?
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Who Owns The Future?

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As you read this, thousands of remote computers are refining secret models of who you are, using the information to make huge fortunes for a few people. Does the future have to be this way? How can we change it?

As you read this, thousands of remote computers are refining secret models of who you are, using the information to make huge fortunes for a few people. Does the future have to be this way? How can we change it? In this visionary book Jaron Lanier imagines an alternative, where economic power is given back to creators. Drawing on sources ranging from ancient philosophy to the latest technology, he proposes a radical system that truly rewards endeavour - whether it’s in the media or manufacturing - and ultimately preserves human dignity.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
11 April 2014
Pages
400
ISBN
9780241957219

As you read this, thousands of remote computers are refining secret models of who you are, using the information to make huge fortunes for a few people. Does the future have to be this way? How can we change it?

As you read this, thousands of remote computers are refining secret models of who you are, using the information to make huge fortunes for a few people. Does the future have to be this way? How can we change it? In this visionary book Jaron Lanier imagines an alternative, where economic power is given back to creators. Drawing on sources ranging from ancient philosophy to the latest technology, he proposes a radical system that truly rewards endeavour - whether it’s in the media or manufacturing - and ultimately preserves human dignity.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
11 April 2014
Pages
400
ISBN
9780241957219