A New Digital Responsibility

Great conversation with Bob Wigley, author of the recently published "Born Digital" looking at the impact on Generation Z from continuous use of devices and big tech (social) media platforms. As part of the research for the book, Bob committed to meet a GenZ entrepreneur every day - for 200 days - which provides fantastic insight that he shares with our audience. 

You can find more out about Bob and the book here

LinkedIn:      Bob Wigley

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Brilliant conversation with the inspirational Ken Banks, Head of Social Purpose at Yoti. A career in global development and empowering communities to improve is clearly an excellent basis on which to strengthen the absolute focus on ethical and social value that Yoti has in delivering identity products to the global market. 

After you've listened to the conversation, have a look at a couple of the points that Ken mentions in these blog posts.

https://digitalagenda.io/insight/adventures-in-social-purpose/

https://www.yoti.com/blog/a-different-kind-of-company/

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We continue the season with a focus on inclusion and access to technology. Sarah Atkinson, CEO of The Social Mobility Foundation and the wonderfully titled "The Department for Opportunities" in the UK. 

"On a very practical level, if 1 in every 14  unused laptops in the UK was donated, every child in the uK would have the tools they need to learn"

If the other 13 were also donated, we could help many more children around the world, and begin to inspire them on their journey to change the world for positive outcomes. 

Sarah talks about their campaign "EndLaptopPoverty" with Christopher and Rob. 

You can find out more www.socialmobility.org.uk | Twitter:@socialmobilityf

https://www.endlaptoppoverty.org

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A conversation with London based Tom Greenwood, author of Sustainable Web Design,  and Chicago based Tim Frick, author of Designing for Sustainability, both owners of BCorp Design Agencies and both advocates of the Sustainable Web Manifesto. 

Hosted by Christopher Joynson and Rob Price. 

Tom Greenwood

Tim Frick

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Daniel Hulme is CEO of AI company Satalia, recognised AI expert and multiple TedX presenter. Rob and Daniel talk about creating planet wide innovation and AI assisted Ethics Advisory boards for business, and the problems of AI ethics washing .... amongst other things 

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The Internet Commission published its Accountability Report in January 2021. Rob and Christopher discuss online privacy, trust and digital wellbeing with the founder and Executive Chair of the Internet Commission, Jonny Shipp. 

You can find the Accountability Report 1.0 (Jan 2021) here 

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Discussion with Dr Saskia Dörr, author of a Practical Guide to Corporate Digital Responsibility, published in Germany last year, looking at which segments of the market have most embraced CDR, and where is it most likely to be adopted. 

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"Fairness as a Service", "That goal you've described is wonderful" ... a discussion with Karen Elliott of Newcastle University  (top 35 women in Fintech, UK) and Kevin Telford of GOFCoE (top 100 data 2021, UK) talking about their shared passions around Financial Inclusion and a fairer society. Always a fascinating conversation with either Karen or Kevin, but together .... well, we talked for a while!

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"There is no single answer - as a company, you need a data philiosophy."

Continuing the theme discussing data ethics in business, and the complexity in driving change. Rob meets Tony Fish, entrepreneur, investor, visiting lecturer, NED and Chair, Board Committee Data Ethics & Privacy of a bank. 

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Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility is a key part of Corporate Digital Responsibility. Often the focus when talking about the Digital Divide is on the older generation, but with the pandemic we are increasingly seeing a new divide arise due to lack of access or lack of reliable connectivity. Christopher Joynson leads the discussion with Elliot Doak and Mishal Shahid

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