Mention that the Norwegian edition is complete.

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@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ unshackling it from Big Tech’s stranglehold. We can’t do both, so we
 have to choose.
 
 I want us to choose wisely. Taming Big Tech is integral to fixing the
-internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism.
+Internet, and for that, we need digital rights activism.
 
 Digital rights activism, a quarter-century on
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@@ -3033,7 +3033,7 @@ says. Robert Bork was a deranged fantasist. For avoidance of doubt,
 erodes our right to self-determination. If there is a monopoly, the law
 wants it gone, period. Sure, get rid of monopolies that create “consumer
 harm” in the form of higher prices, but also, *get rid of other
-monopolies, too.*
+monopolies, too*.
 
 But this only prevents things from getting worse. To help them get
 better, we will have to build coalitions with other activists in the