existentially distributed

EDP13 - Show Notes

In this episode, I interview a slew people focused on of Internet activism, politics, and business that are interested in internet freedom, privacy, and surveillance. SXSW Interactive had a big focus on internet activism. With sessions including Glen Greenwald, Jullian Assange, Barton Gellman, Cory Doctorow, the EFF, the ACLU, and Fight for the Future, this year things were

One on One interviews

Chris Conley policy attorney with the ACLU of Northern California

Evan Greer - Campaign Manager at Fight for the Future

Holmes Wilson - Co-founder at Fight for the Future

Ali Sternburg - Public Policy Counsel at Computer and Comunications Industry Association (CCIA)

Rep. Bryan Hughes - District Five in the Texas House of Representiatives

Ron Yokubaitis - Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Goden Frog, Giganews, Datafoundry and Texas.net

Take Back Your Internet Party

Speakers

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Kevin Bankston - Policy Director of the New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute

Evan Greer - Campaign Manager at Fight for the Future

Ali Sternburg - Public Policy Counsel at Computer and Comunications Industry Association (CCIA)

Rep. Bryan Hughes - District Five in the Texas House of Representiatives

Ron Yokubaitis - Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Goden Frog, Giganews, Datafoundry and Texas.net

Stacey Higgenbotham - Panel Moderator and senior writer at GigaOM

LINKS in Podcast

Disruptive Competition Project - http://www.project-disco.org

SXSW Session - Telling the NSA to Back Off - http://schedule.sxsw.com/2014/events/event_IAP20908

Barton Gellman & Cory Doctorow Talk NSA - http://www.sxsw.com/interactive/news/2014/barton-gellman-and-cory-doctorow-talk-nsa-sxsw-interactive-monday-march-10

ACLU - http://aclu.org

ACLU Northern california - http://aclunc.org

Free Future - http://aclu.org/blog/free-future

Demand Your Dot Rig hts - https://www.dotrights.org/

Metadata Report https://aclunc.org/tech/meta

Reset the Net - https://www.resetthenet.org

Texas Linux Fest - http://www.texaslinuxfest.org/

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at embracingdisruption.com

About the host:

You can find more information about me here: n82ps.io

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption (embracingdisruption.com) started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto about the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored by Nathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

In this episode I interview Jose Briones, panelist for SXSW Interactive 2014 on the topic of "Frugal Innovation: Simple Designs To Improve Lives". We talk about the challenges that face developing nations and new perspectives on introducing life changing technology.

Also, I mention a Post-SXSW round table discussion that I will be leading on April 2nd at Conjunctured Coworking space from 6-7:30PM.

Jose Briones - Website

http://josebriones.com

Jose Briones - Twitter

https://twitter.com/Brioneja

SXSW Panel Spotlight - Frugal Innovation

http://sxsw.com/interactive/news/2014/2014-sxsw-interactive-session-spotlight-frugal-innovation-simple-designs

SXSW Slides for Frugal Innovation

http://www.slideshare.net/Brioneja/frugal-innovation-low-tech-simple-designs-that-improve-lives-around-the-world

Eventbrite - Post-SXSW Roundtable Discussion @ Conjuctured

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/post-sxsw-roundtable-discussion-tickets-11121174733

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at http://embracingdisruption.com

About the host:

You can find more information about me here: http://n82ps.io

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption (http://embracingdisruption.com) started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto about the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored by Nathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

This is Episode 11 of the Embracing Disruption Podcast (#EDP). This is the first episode posted post-SXSW 2014. In this episode I am lucky enough to interview Dr. Sue Black about her new project, Techmums.

I also give a shout out to a really cool kickstarter project by AGic that allows people to print circuit boards from a standard home printer!

SXSW

http://sxsw.com

Techmums

http://techmums.co/

Dr. Sue Black on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/dr_black

AGic Kickstarter Project:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1597902824/agic-print-printing-circuit-boards-with-home-print

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at embracingdisruption.com

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption (embracingdisruption.com) started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto about the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored by Nathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

This is Episode 10 of the Embracing Disruption Podcast (#EDP). In this episode I talk about SXSW in Austin, TX. It is a conference that I am really excited about and one in which I plan on interviewing a decent number of people for a series of episodes to come.

SXSW

http://sxsw.com

The Day We Fight Back

thedaywefightback.org/

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at http://embracingdisruption.com

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption (embracingdisruption.com) started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto about the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored by Nathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

This is Episode 9 of Embracing Disruption Podcast (EDP). In this episode I interview April Glaser from the EFF. We talk about internet activism, the EFF, TrustyCon, and The Day We Fight Back.

April Glaser

https://www.eff.org/about/staff/april-glaser

EFF

https://www.eff.org

TrustyCon

https://www.trustycon.org/

The Day We Fight Back

https://thedaywefightback.org/

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at embracingdisruption.com .

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption (http://embracingdisruption.com) started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto about the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored by Nathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

This is Episode 8 of Embracing Disruption. In this episode we remember Aaron Swartz on the one year anniversary of his death, I introduce checking out two important videos from 30C3, the german based hacker conference, and I interview architect Jean Pierre Trou, co-owner of Runa Workshop. We discuss technology in the field of architecture.

Runa Workshop (link to office pictures)

http://runaworkshop.com/portfolio/runa-workshop-office

(link to Stem) http://runaworkshop.com/portfolio/stem

EFF - Remembering Aaron

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/01/remembering-aaron

Chaos Communication Congress - 2013 Videos

http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at embracingdisruption.com .

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto about the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored byNathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

This is Episode 7 of Embracing Disruption. In this episode I podcast remotely from Costa Rica. I cover Austin's Aaron Swartz Memorial Hack-A-Thon hosted by ATX Hackerspace https://www.facebook.com/events/543408382405458/, amazon re:invent conference, http://reinvent.awsevents.com/, and the new 37signals book remote, http://37signals.com/remote/.

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at http://embracingdisruption.com .

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto abou the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored byNathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

This is Episode 6 of Embracing Disruption. In this episode I discuss changes to the format, frequency, and hosting of the podcast (we have officially moved to sound cloud!). I also talk about learning to code, why it is important, and I cover a couple of resources that I think are invaluable to get started, namely Code Academy (http://codeacademy.com).

You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at http://embracingdisruption.com .

About the podcast:

Embracing Disruption started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto abou the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored byNathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups.

The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

an open-source podcast about the cloud, disruptive technology and internet freedom. http://embracingdisruption.com

an open-source podcast about the cloud, disruptive technology and internet freedom. http://embracingdisruption.com