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How does Lessig describe the code of the Internet that makes it open to control by various forces?
 
 

a. Malleable c. Stagnant
  b. Sustainable d. Comprehensible



Question 2

Enhanced agency is also evident in the functionality and philosophy of:
 
 

a. Web 2.0 c. Search engine optimization
  b. Social media d. HTML programming




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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Lessig says the code of the Internet is malleable and flexible, making it accessible to various forces.



Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Web 2.0 is an Internet environment in which tools are used to leverage the potential contributions of a
wide variety of users, which contributes value to collective endeavors.




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