As a reply to Cal Newport's Post "Why is the Internet Becoming TV?" I said: "In my case, I might still use any suitable good free video platform.. Money "subscriptions" is a critical factor here in Egypt, and - I believe- in many places all over the world .. we don't have many choices."
I think more important than money, the reason is power. The Internet served to destroy location bound culture, but interest bound culture took its place, and that works as a basis for anti-homogeneity sentiment. Those who seek humans to become interchangeable units of human capital (in the case of capitalists, or tabula rasa creatures in the case of liberals and progressives) dislike that very much.
I brought it here because I am not sure if it was posted in his comments section.
I think more important than money, the reason is power. The Internet served to destroy location bound culture, but interest bound culture took its place, and that works as a basis for anti-homogeneity sentiment. Those who seek humans to become interchangeable units of human capital (in the case of capitalists, or tabula rasa creatures in the case of liberals and progressives) dislike that very much.