There is little doubt that the Internet has become a crucial battleground for the future development of critique, transformation, and social movements themselves. Drawing on some of the main cyberactivist proposals that have developed in recent years, such as WikiLeaks, Anonymous, and Hacktivists, this book champions Internet freedom, the fight against censorship, and the false scarcity of intangible assets.

Its very mimicry of the logic of the Internet (open, distributed, flexible) has allowed them to contribute new tools, innovative methods, and original organizational elements that are increasingly essential not only for online struggles but also for all those seeking to effectively confront the transformation of late capitalist democracies.