Without a doubt the most relevant book I've read about technology and our relationship with it. Every 10 pages was nestled an idea that has slow-burned and simmered with me long after. I have since noticed that the work I found myself doing during the course of reading this book became aligned with the better future that the author urges everyone to consider as being possible to create. A future built upon information monetization and humanistic value is a noble and vital concern and Who Owns The Future? is the best thesis in articulating it could become a reality.