Keynote Speech

Miller, Mark Crispin

Journal: Seattle University Law Review

Volume: 30

First Page: 1019

Year: 2007

Bluebook Citation: 30 SEATTLE U. L. REV. 1019 (2007)

Author: Mark Crispin Miller: all 13 publications


Abstract

Corporations tend to work against immediate contact. They tend to discourage familial bonds and popular interaction. They are allergic to democracy. Because corporations are usually in the business of selling deviations of various kinds, they tend to want a world in which each one of us is completely walled off in a portable, wonderful land of communication technology.

Corporations want a world where everything is done for us. A world where everything is presented to us through a corporate medium, so that what once looked like satire is now commonly represented as an admirable ideal. To that end, I am thinking of something very specific.

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