John continues his identity conversation with Doc and Joyce Searls, including discussions on correlated data, marketing’s relationship to correlated data, and how big and correlated data do not provide organizations with the ability to provide good customer service or protect customer privacy.

Glen and John wrap up the 2016 AXFI Conference, including interviews with Paul Cutsinger from Amazon and details on the Amazon Echo hack-a-thon. John announces his plans to test out Walmart Pay.

John sits down with Doc Searls the Author of the Intention Economy and Joyce Searls of the Searls Group to discuss the state of Identity, Privacy and terrorism, Trader Joes and the future of advertising on the web.

This week John and Glen discuss a wide range of topics that include the Home Depot lawsuit with MasterCard and Visa, Apple’s recent announcements, and the current state of CurrentC.

In this episode Glen and John explore the still-unfolding tale of the recent hack of the DAO Fund associated with the Ethereum cryptocurrency, Ethereum’s bold and fascinating counteroffensive against the hackers, and the bizarre ethical underpinnings.  

John kicks off this first in a series of BIGcasts focused on identity with special guest Phil Windley, Enterprise Architect in the Office of the CIO at Brigham Young University, co-founder and organizer of the Internet Identity Workshop, professor, and author.

Part 2 of our series on the Amazon Echo with Amazon Development Evangelist Paul Cutsinger. Tune in to hear about Echo functionality, integration, and the newfound importance of a emotional connection with a connected intelligent device. 

This week John speaks with Julian Ranger, Chairman and Founder of digi.me, a company that provides technology to allow consumers to gather their personal data and to share it with businesses on their own terms.

Amazon Developer Evangelist Paul Cutsinger, joins this week’s podcast to discuss all things Echo.

John and Glen discuss the motivations behind Walmart's latest lawsuit against Visa and its likely market impact.  Also learn about recent trends in PIN-less debit for transactions of under $50 and their potential effects for financial institutions.