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‘Het internet maakt mensen niet vrij, maar buit ze juist uit’

epa04054172 (FILES) A view of a portrait of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg made up of pictures of Chinese people in an exhibition titled 'The Face of Facebook' by Chinese artist Zhu Jia at the ShanghART gallery in Singapore, 29 October 2013. The social network is marking it's 10th anniversary in 2014. The site is now worth USD 135bn with revenues of USD 7.87bn in 2013, including USD 1.5bn in profit. Globally, 556 million people now access the site every day on their smartphone or tablet and at the end of 2013, for the first time, Facebook made more than USD 1bn in revenue from mobile advertising in just one quarter. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG *** Local Caption *** 51065964
epa04054172 (FILES) A view of a portrait of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg made up of pictures of Chinese people in an exhibition titled 'The Face of Facebook' by Chinese artist Zhu Jia at the ShanghART gallery in Singapore, 29 October 2013. The social network is marking it's 10th anniversary in 2014. The site is now worth USD 135bn with revenues of USD 7.87bn in 2013, including USD 1.5bn in profit. Globally, 556 million people now access the site every day on their smartphone or tablet and at the end of 2013, for the first time, Facebook made more than USD 1bn in revenue from mobile advertising in just one quarter. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG *** Local Caption *** 51065964 Foto ANP

Is het internet de ultieme tool om een betere, eerlijker samenleving mee te creëren? Welnee, zegt schrijver en ondernemer Andrew Keen: internet heeft zich ontpopt tot een systeem dat normale mensen uitbuit, om een kleine groep superrijken nóg rijker te maken.

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