Summary:
The book is a collection of writings by internet activist Aaron Swartz, covering topics such as technology, copyright law, politics, and education. It showcases his thoughts on how to harness the power of the internet for the public good and his vision for a more open and just society.
Key points:
1. Advocacy for Open Information:
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