For the Right to an Internet With Rights
By Javier Tolcachier There is no doubt that the era is going through a technological revolution, with the onset of digitalization in almost all social activities? The Internet, a space that is so important for our social interaction, is changing in its properties, is moving away from any possible democratic control and is increasingly being permeated by the commercial interests of companies. Interests that concentrate power and wealth in a handful of transnational corporations that have de facto control over the content circulating on the web. Yes, the Internet and its related technologies, which could ideally serve a greater democratization of knowledge and political activity that could contribute to a better distribution of the wealth and collective heritage of humanity, are interfered with by certain monopoly intentions that prevent or prevent it is difficult for this to happen. It is therefore essential to analyze in more detail the intentions and processes behind the inst