The document expresses concerns about how much personal information is known about individuals online through services like Facebook, Google, Amazon and how this information is used. It discusses feeling surveilled and having lost control over personal data, with technology companies knowing a lot about users but users gaining little in return in terms of wealth, fame or meaningful work from their online activities.

1. Big Browser is Watching You
I'm too paranoid to tell Facebook my real name
And have nothing witty to Tweet @StephenFry.
I don't want the books Amazon suggests I buy
My unread blog will not bring me wealth or fame.
It knows me too well, Google is not my friend;
While I have created over a hundred Wikipedia pages
I'd swap them all for a real job with real wages.
Am a MicroSloth serf on the World Wide Web without end.
Twenty years of experience won't buy a loaf on eBay
Glad tube mornings no more amongst the commuters;
I can job-seek from my iPhone but not get a job in IT.
Now we are all free but we're just working for no pay,
For I used to know a little about computers
But now computers know a lot about me.
Alternative 4th
line -
I'll never win a million in an on-line poker game.