"Professors can no more undo the public sphere of the Internet than the embattled experts of the early modern era could undo the coffee houses. That doesn't mean our days are numbered (although Britannica's may be). As Habermas noted, deft politicians learned to use "the knowledge of the millions." And scholars still have a role to play in the world of Wikipedia. It needs us."
Eric Rauchway defends Wikipedia in The New Republic.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Information Defeudalization
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