European Parliament approves copyright reform
As someone who grew up alongside the internet, I wonder if this is just part of the bigger picture of where the internet has always been heading...<p>The bigger, more popular, and ubiquitous it became the more corporate and political powers were going to seek to rule it. Now were are at an age of internet giants with the GDP of small countries, and political elections being swayed by the bovine herds of Facebook and Twitter users (or useds as Stallman calls them!). The internet has come so far from my happy memories of the late 90s.<p>My prediction is that we will see multiple &#x27;internets&#x27;. Whether for political reasons (e.g. China), or commercial (someone like Facebook or Google providing <i>their</i> version of internet to a 3rd world country).<p>Then of course we have things like dark web. I think many will stop seeing the darkweb as a place of CP and drug dealing, and more of an internet free from regulation.<p>It&#x27;s an interesting point in history. 
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