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Charles Sweeney suggests that the 'deep web' makes up more than 99% of the internet, and has the power to store confidential business information, making simple google searches potentially dangerous.

Bright Planet, a foremost company in deep web research and intelligence, briefly describes the deep web why it can't be accessed and how to access it.

Article describes the deep web as not a complete online wild west as often represented. There is a sense of community and idiosyncratic law amongst users.

A simple introductory video to what the deep web is, the positive and negative effects of anonymity and a bit on where the law stands with TOR.

People's experiences and thoughts about the deep web

Shows a lot of misunderstanding to what the deep web actually is, but helps describe the negative consequences of anonymity.

The deep web is more than the often known underground home of illegal drugs, contract killers and weapon trades. The anonymous world of the deep web is also home to varying subcultures, from book clubs to fan fiction. 

Vice media investigates the selling of drugs and weapons on the deep web

While this debate isn't actually new, it's becoming even more relevant, with Facebook and Twitter becoming bigger by the minute.

Article on how emotions translated through social networking, emotional contagion, can affect emotional behaviour on a massive global scale.

An interesting and creative criticism of Facebook in terms of identity.