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A while ago, I did a post on why
the Internet is the bane of totalistic movements. I gave examples of three destructive organizations (Scientology, Amway Global, and the Unification movement) that have had a difficult time adjusting to a populace that free access to information at the click of a mouse. John Cook of
Radar magazine has a article on the anti-Scientology group Anonymous and their use of conventional protests along with computer-based tactics to put the Church of Scientology on the defensive.
Addendum: Radar magazine interviewed me for
its 2007 article on Oscars crashers (I'm mentioned on the second and third pages of the article).
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