People voted on a Magna Carta for the Internet and here's what they want
LONDON — Freedom of speech and equal access to knowledge around the world are what people in Britain want from a Magna Carta for the digital age.
Monday marks 800 years since the signing of the Magna Carta, and because the landmark coincided with the 25th anniversary of the world wide web, the British Library asked people to vote on 500 clauses submitted by 3,000 young people to create a new Magna Carta, or great charter, for the digital age
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