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Inequality and Creating the Technologies of Tomorrow (The MIT Press) FREE
EBOOK

{mobi/ePub} Beyond the Valley: How Innovators around the World are Overcoming Inequality and
Creating the Technologies of Tomorrow (The MIT Press) FREE EBOOK
{mobi/ePub} Beyond
the Valley: How
Innovators around the
World are
Overcoming
Inequality and
Creating the
Technologies of
Tomorrow (The MIT
Press) FREE EBOOK
Description
Great reporting from around the developing world reminds us how blinkered our view of digital
technology really is―this book will expand your thinking about how we might make these
networks work for us (and about the realms of human life we need to shield from them).―
Bill McKibben, author of Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?; founder,
350.org Read more Ramesh Srinivasan is Professor of Information Studies and Design Media Arts
at UCLA. He makes regular appearances on NPR, The Young Turks, MSNBC, and Public Radio
International, and his writings have been published in the Washington Post, Quartz, Huffington
Post, CNN, and elsewhere. Read more