However, compared to the 1990s, today’s Internet has vastly more high-quality online content sources; it’s way easier to find diverse publishers; and the lock-in effects of Google and Facebook are trivial to the lock-in effects we faced when using siloed BBSs and walled-garden commercial online services. __ NTIA: “with artificial intelligence and automated methods of textual analysis to flag harmful content now available, unlike at the time of Stratton Oakmont,… [read post]