Since this is just the introduction to this book, there is not a whole lot to respond to here. It, basically, sets the premise for the rest of the book.The title "where does information come from" baffles me. It's not the title of the section. Is that what we are supposed to be asking ourselves? 

That's too big of a question for my tiny brain. On page 15 of the text, they talk about how big media is destroying this "something new" that the internet is providing us. This reading has a lot to do with the law and how we let the "big power players" dictate what the laws are and give up our rights.

Having just started using the internet about 8 months ago. I feel woefully inadequate to describe where information comes from and who controls the internet and how. I look forward to learning more about it though.