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| − | '''Andrew Keen''' is an entrepreneur and critic of [[Web 2.0]] in general and [[Wikipedia]] in particular. He wrote [[The Cult of the Amateur]] which extensively criticized Wikipedia and other Web 2.0 organizations for valuing amateur, anonymous contributions over contributions by actual experts. He has also criticized liberal law professor [[Lawrence Lessig]] as an "intellectual property communist".<ref> | + | '''Andrew Keen''' is an entrepreneur and critic of [[Web 2.0]] in general and [[Wikipedia]] in particular. He wrote [[The Cult of the Amateur]] which extensively criticized Wikipedia and other Web 2.0 organizations for valuing amateur, anonymous contributions over contributions by actual experts. He has also criticized liberal law professor [[Lawrence Lessig]] as an "intellectual property communist".<ref>https://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/006/714fjczq.asp?pg=1</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 05:10, April 9, 2019
Andrew Keen is an entrepreneur and critic of Web 2.0 in general and Wikipedia in particular. He wrote The Cult of the Amateur which extensively criticized Wikipedia and other Web 2.0 organizations for valuing amateur, anonymous contributions over contributions by actual experts. He has also criticized liberal law professor Lawrence Lessig as an "intellectual property communist".[1]