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Recorded:
8 May 2008
8 May 2008
Lawrence Sanger and Andrew Keen discuss issues of legitimacy, credibility, regulation and censorship on the Internet. Topics addressed include:
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What role do truth, trust and expertise have to play in the creation and dissemination of knowledge and news through the Internet? What (or who) should we believe and why?
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Is the Internet’s role in shaping knowledge creation and dissemination broadly a force for good? Doesn’t participation educate? Doesn’t such an array of easily accessible knowledge and information have a potentially democratising effect?
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Should knowledge and news production by non-professionals on the Internet be limited in any way?
This panel discussion was part of the Weidenfeld Scholars’ Speaker Series in
Oxford, sponsored by the Weidenfeld Institute for Strategic Dialogue (London) and organized in
collaboration with the OII.
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