The Web We Want, The Web We Deserve
summary
Internet Archive frames universal access to all knowledge and says the web betrayed us by surfacing lies and erasing content; evidence includes the Wayback Machine archiving GeoCities and millions of books and videos, pilot decentralized Archive running on WebTorrent, IPFS, DAT, YJS, and a Raspberry Pi mesh demo. Handshake raises $10.2M, gives 30% to open source and promises broad token distribution if valuation tops $50B. The roadmap pairs tech with law, markets and norms.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00The vision for a new web
- 2:42Defining the web we deserve
- 7:36The decentralized web summit
- 14:14Perspectives on social impact
- 27:21Q&A and future convening
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