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On researchers’ complicated relationships with the platforms they want to study, and the big, competitive world of digital signatures.

Figma CEO Dylan Field explains the crypto art movement, and why CryptoPunks started it all.

The Protocol team discusses the recent hacks from China and Russia, Biden’s powerful new antitrust team, and the Internet Archive’s efforts to save the internet.

On "2034," China, cyberwarfare, and how not to do war in the future.

The Protocol team discusses Google's ad-tracking change, Square buying Tidal, the Arizona bill that could upend the App Store, and Microsoft Mesh.

Javier Soltero, the head of Google Workspace, joins the show to talk about his ideas about the future of work, building software that helps bosses and employees, work-life balance, privacy, and why calendars matter much more than you might think.

Mike Murphy joins the show to talk about the tech industry's push for vaccine passports. Then Issie Lapowsky talks about Facebook's latest moves in Australia, before Hirsh Chitkara joins to discuss how chess became a streaming giant.

Citizen CEO Andrew Frame joins the show to talk about safety, privacy, and how video changes the way people see their own cities.

Issie Lapowsky dissects what's happening between Facebook, Google and the Australian government. Then Anna Kramer joins (17:15) to explain why Atlanta is the next big US tech hub.

Hirsh Chitkara on Bumble’s big IPO, Anna Kramer on Libby and the future of digital books, and Tomio Geron PayPal’s plan to win the future of finance.