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WEB FOUNDATION LAUNCHES INTERNET HIPPIE MANIFESTO: ‘WE’VE LOST CONTROL OF OUR DATA, IT IS BEING USED AGAINST US’.  The Web Foundation is warning about the death of the web again, and urging people to come together to make the internet all nice and control of our personal data and that data is being weaponised against us.” That’s not all, either. “The power to access news and information from around the globe is being manipulated by malicious actors,” it rails. “Online haras*ment is rampant, and governments are increasingly censoring information online – or shutting down the internet altogether.” Before it gets too depressed though, the Web Foundation remembers its core goal: to talk about how great its founder and director Sir Tim Berners-Lee is. “As we approach nearly 30 years of the World Wide Web, we still have much to celebrate. In the short time since its creation by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the web has transformed our lives. It has allowed billions across the globe to connect, communicate and “As a young physicist at CERN, Sir Tim saw that valuable information was being trapped within institutions… Sir Tim gave the technology It even pull-quotes Sir Tim in Sir Tim’s own publication. “If we spend a certain amount of time using the internet we have to spend a little proportion of that time defending it, worrying about it, looking out for it… Do me a favour, fight for it for me.” — Sir The cult of Sir Tim certainly shows no signs of slowing up, especially after Sir Tim stared down a claim on his noblesse oblige when he gave the thumbs-up to including digital rights management as a web standard. But is there something to the new and lengthy manifesto that is pushing the hashtag #ForTheWeb? (whatever happened to #TheWebWeWant? It identifies the same problems that everyone and their dog has been writing about for years: there is a digital divide; internet access can be expensive; an entire industry has grown up selling your personal data; governments abuse the internet sometimes; people use