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Sandvine and the Price of Seeing Everything
A company built to explain internet traffic discovered that visibility carries a bill of its own. The business that emerged as AppLogic Networks now has to prove both what its software can see and how it will be used.
The Office With One Pencil
CAMECO began in three rooms with one pencil and one typewriter. Fifty-seven years later, the tools have changed - the job has not: make good media ideas sturdy enough to survive contact with money, institutions and the real world.
MediaJustice wants a say in who owns your digital life
The Oakland nonprofit spent years fighting for fairer media and technology. Now it is connecting the people confronting data centers, surveillance, and corporate control - and asking why winning individual battles has not been enough.
Mozilla
Mozilla builds Firefox and a family of privacy-first internet products with a single, stubborn goal: keep the web open, private, and not owned by anyone. Spun out of Netscape in 1998 and run by a for-profit corporation wholly owned by the non-profit Mozilla Foundation, Mozilla competes with the largest companies on earth while answering to a mission instead of shareholders.