The printing press, personal computer, and internet transformed the world by putting powerful information tools into the hands of ordinary people. Each revolution made knowledge more accessible and weakened the institutions that controlled its creation and distribution.
But somewhere along the way, that promise was compromised.
Today, enormous amounts of human knowledge are trapped inside proprietary platforms, unnavigable archives, and opaque algorithms. The people who create that knowledge often have little control over how it's discovered, distributed, or used.
We founded Liberate Information Technologies to change that.