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Open Source Democracy is a book by Douglas Rushkoff about how online communication is changing offline politics. The introduction says the emergence of the interactive mediaspace may offer a new model for cooperation. The text says that in America, broadcasting the Iraq war meant selling the Iraq war. The text says many of the journalists created their own weblogs, or blogs: internet diaries through which they could share their more candid responses to the bigger questions of the war.
The text says the attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center challenged the notion that we were the world's singularly invincible nation.
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- Douglas Rushkoff
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