You probably have no idea how much of yourself you have given away on the internet, or how much it’s worth. Never mind Big Brother, the all-seeing state; the real menace online is the Little Brothers — the companies who suck up your personal data, repackage it, then sell it to the highest bidder.
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Jamie Bartlett, is director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media and head of the violence and extremism programme at the think-tank Demos.
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