Privacy ist the next big challenge on the web. It's part of an identity shift in the digital era where communication is transparent and more trackable than ever before. We're seeing context and highly relevant advertising in your face; it's stored and thrown back at you in hope that you'll take notice. Since next gen destinations like Facebook are making money solely with advertising, they want to make sure their clients bills are invested properly.

At the end of the day, the routers, cables and most underestimated cost of all - the world's servers - need to get paid. Yet we need open source destinations that enhance our communication experience and protect from commercial exploitation. So self-organization in lieu of Free Speech TV is important, because without critical reflection from us, technology can steal our ability to differentiate between freedom and privacy.