"The internet in Europe looks very different than the internet in America."
Julie Fredrickson, Managing Partner of Chaotic Capital, on how the internet is splitting by region, and why so much of the world's knowledge still isn't online, machine-readable, or open to everyone.
IN THIS SHORT
- Europe, America, Russia, and China now run on different systems
- Some data, Julie says, isn't technically owned by anyone
- The Herculaneum scrolls show what's possible when people come together to read old data
- Her question: what other archives are still waiting, and who gets access?
From Infinite Loops with Jim O'Shaughnessy.
