Jeff Jarvis argues that the moral panic surrounding the internet is largely driven by competing media interests, obscuring the genuine benefits and freedoms it provides.
Jarvis states, 'The internet has enabled communities to come together in a way they could not gather because they were not heard in mass media.'
He believes that while social media amplifies negative voices, it also allows previously unheard communities to connect and have a platform.
In critiquing media's bias against the internet, Jarvis highlights Rupert Murdoch's failures, stating, 'He decided to turn on it because he couldn't succeed at it.'
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