Shareable writes “Douglas Rushkoff: ‘The moment the “net neutrality” debate began was the moment the net neutrality debate was lost. For once the fate of a network — its fairness, its rule set, its capacity for social or economic reformation — is in the hands of policymakers and the corporations funding them — that network loses its power to effect change. The mere fact that lawmakers and lobbyists now control the future of the net should be enough to turn us elsewhere.’ And he goes on to suggest citizens fork the Internet & makes a call for ideas how to do that.”

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Rushkoff Proposes We Fork the Internet