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Web Made Movies is part of Mozilla’s effort to protect the Internet; by highlighting the heroes and stories of the open web, we aim to engage everyday citizens in a dialogue about what kind of future they imagine for this vital global resource. | Web Made Movies is part of Mozilla’s effort to protect the Internet; by highlighting the heroes and stories of the open web, we aim to engage everyday citizens in a dialogue about what kind of future they imagine for this vital global resource. | ||
'''Now tell us more about the project and what/who would be in it - 800 words max please''' ( | '''Now tell us more about the project and what/who would be in it - 800 words max please''' (Brett, you can add an additional 500 words to what is written below, currently at 300 words) | ||
Is the future of the web open? Or will it transform into a closed platform built to serve a powerful few? Web Made Movies will document the people and projects whose everyday efforts are building the Internet that the world wants. From a young engineer who wants to launch a satellite into space to provide free Internet for the planet, to the engineers who are using the Internet to open source the auto industry – from the Iranian Twitter Revolution to the Do It Yourself telephone companies in South African townships, the free Internet is being built everyday by the citizens of the world. | Is the future of the web open? Or will it transform into a closed platform built to serve a powerful few? Web Made Movies will document the people and projects whose everyday efforts are building the Internet that the world wants. From a young engineer who wants to launch a satellite into space to provide free Internet for the planet, to the engineers who are using the Internet to open source the auto industry – from the Iranian Twitter Revolution to the Do It Yourself telephone companies in South African townships, the free Internet is being built everyday by the citizens of the world. | ||