The Nightmare of Surveillance Capitalism
▻https://www.talkingpoliticspodcast.com/blog/2019/144-the-nightmare-of-surveillance-capitalism
▻https://media.acast.com/talkingpolitics/thenightmareofsurveillancecapitalism/media.mp3
Fantastic episode of TalkingPolitics about surveillance capitalism, how it came about, how corrosive and toxic it is and what needs to happen to destroy it.
The GamesIndustry.biz #Podcast: Activision’s record year & redundancies
▻https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-02-15-the-gamesindustry-biz-podcast-activisions-record-year-and-
Latest episode available to download now, discussing the fallout from Activision’s financials and more
39. Perte et transmission des textes antiques, avec Florian Barrière – Paroles d’histoire
▻http://parolesdhistoire.fr/index.php/2019/02/13/39-perte-et-transmission-des-textes-antiques-avec-florian-barriere
la proportion des textes antiques perdus / qui ne nous sont pas parvenus (0’45) ; la façon dont on connaît, par traces et « tradition indirecte », les textes dont on ne dispose pas (3’45) ; l’idée, plutôt erronée, d’une destruction ponctuelle et catastrophique, et l’histoire plus compliquée qu’on ne le pense souvent de la bibliothèque d’Alexandrie (5’20) ; les mutations du IIIe siècle, avec notamment le passage du volumen (rouleau) au codex (7’00) ; la transmission des textes due à leur utilité (technique, pédagogique…) pour les contemporains (8’45) ; les effets de la christianisation du monde ancien sur la transmission des œuvres (9’45) ; l’exemple de Cicéron, très parlant pour comprendre le processus de diffusion d’un livre dans l’antiquité (11’25) ; les décalages entre les titres donnés aujourd’hui à certaines œuvres et leurs dénominations contemporaines (13’50) ; les questions d’attribution incertaines pour certains textes et la transmission d’œuvres « mineures » sous un « grand nom » (15’15) ; la copie médiévale et le travail dans les scriptoria des monastères (17’20) ; la copie de textes en parallèle dans le monde latin et à Byzance (19’) ; la naissance au XIXe siècle d’une science de l’édition des textes anciens, l’ecdotique, à travers les travaux de Karl Lachmann en particulier (20’40) ; les liens entre philologie classique et études bibliques (25’50) ; les outils dont disposent aujourd’hui les philologues, l’informatique en particulier (27’) ; le travail qui reste à mener pour éditer des textes, aussi bien méconnus que « grands classiques » (28’55) ; les découvertes qui restent à faire : rouleaux d’Herculanum, sermons d’Augustin, palimpsestes… (32’) ; la dimension à la fois individuelle et collective du travail, facilité par la numérisation de certains manuscrits (36’10).
UN PODCAST A SOI
Féminismes, #genre, #égalité : tous les premiers mercredis du mois, Un podcast à soi mêle documentaires et entretiens, récits intimes et paroles d’expert.e.s, textes inspirants et réflexions personnelles, pour évoquer les questions de société liées à l’égalité entre les #femmes et les #hommes. Travail, éducation, santé, écologie, sport, parentalités, sexualités, violences, discriminations...Charlotte Bienaimé invite à la réflexion sur un enjeu de société majeur.
Impossible de trouvé une liste des programmes sur le site arte radio. Le site fonctionne mal sur firefox. Il y a une playlist sur youtube avec toutes les émissions « un podcast à soi »
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkZe4PbGXqU&list=PLFVzK8A2jIlwJzl1PAOjKa_k5DldLYdY-
@mad_meg tu touche là un argument auquel je me suis plusieurs fois confrontée... le site d’arte radio, il est absolument non user friendly.
Je leur ai écrit pour leur dire, sans réponse.
Malheureusement, et je ne sais pas pourquoi, les sites des radio sont souvent très mal foutus !
Et c’est bien dommage...
Oui c’est dommage de devoir les écouté chez gogol. Merci pour le signalement de l’émission en tout cas @cdb_77
Intelligent #investing In the #blockchain Space with Tomer Federman
▻https://hackernoon.com/intelligent-investing-in-the-blockchain-space-with-tomer-federman-7efc48
Episode 25 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Tomer Federman, CEO and founder of Federman Capital.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Tomer Federman discuss why he left Facebook to start his own #crypto and blockchain investment fund.“I think this technology is truly revolutionary, is going to disrupt the financial ecosystem, and is going to have major impact across entire industries in years to come.”“Crypto shouldn’t be about getting rich quickly. It should be about creating meaningful products that solve real world needs, and address real pain points.”“If I’m right and blockchain is going to be so transformative, it’s obviously going to generate significant returns for investors who invest wisely. The ability (...)
Spotify. It’s Not Just for Music Anymore. - The New York Times
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/06/business/dealbook/spotify-gimlet-anchor-podcasts.html
No longer does it aim to be a go-to destination for just music fans. It now sees itself as a provider of online audio, period.
The company’s chief executive, Daniel Ek, emphasized the shift in direction in a blog post on Wednesday. “I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished, but what I didn’t know when we launched to consumers in 2008 was that audio — not just music — would be the future of Spotify,” he wrote.
With the acquisitions, Spotify becomes the latest player to invest in a medium once considered a low-stakes sandbox in the larger media environment. Now that podcasts have become part of the listening routine for millions of people, major companies have recognized them as an important — but still relatively cheap — source of content.
In September, the radio giant iHeartMedia bought Stuff Media, another influential producer, and recently Hollywood has begun buying up rights to popular podcasts. “Homecoming,” an Amazon series starring Julia Roberts, is based on a fictional podcast from Gimlet.
“I don’t think Spotify woke up one day and realized that audio storytelling has some incredible emotional place in the life of their brand,” said Owen Grover, the chief executive of Pocket Casts, a podcast app. “Strategically, if they can get their users to listen to podcasts in place of music, it improves their margins.”
While podcasts are hardly a new invention — they became part of Apple’s iTunes in 2005 — their popularity has surged in recent years. By some estimates, more than 600,000 podcasts are available through Apple, a number that does not include shows that are exclusive to other providers, like Spotify.
But while it may seem as if every other person on earth is either a podcast listener or a podcast host, the money thrown off by the boomlet has been relatively modest. According to a study by the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PwC, the podcast industry as a whole generated $314 million in 2017, though that survey also predicts that by 2020 the number will more than double, to $659 million.
Spotify, which went public in April, announced on Wednesday that it ended 2018 with 207 million active users around the world, 96 million of whom paid for monthly subscriptions. Its revenue for the year was 5.3 billion euros, about $6 billion, an increase of 29 percent from 2017.
And while in 2018 the company lost €78 million, about $89 million, it had a net income of €442 million, or about $502 million, in its fourth quarter. Spotify’s gross profit margin also grew in that quarter, to 26.7 percent, from 25.3 percent in the previous three months.
Despite Spotify’s dominance among music listeners (its chief rival, Apple Music, has 50 million paying subscribers), Mr. Ek, the company’s chief executive, predicted that “over time,” about 20 percent of all Spotify listening would involve something other than music.
The GamesIndustry.biz #Podcast: Apex Legends and the safety of a surprise launch
▻https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-02-06-the-gamesindustry-biz-podcast-apex-legends-and-the-safety-
Plus, we discuss the success of Kingdom Hearts III and the ongoing debate around Metro Exodus’ exclusivity deal with the Epic Games Stores
The Live Stream Hack with Peter Yang formerly of Twitch
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-live-stream-hack-with-peter-yang-formerly-of-twitch-3c60e6aec718?sou
Episode 23 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Peter Yang, former Product Manager at Twitch.Today’s show would not be possible without Digital Ocean.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Peter Yang discuss the live streaming market including the differences between the US and Chinese markets, video game streaming, and product management.“Live streaming is about long form content, interactive content, content you can talk to your viewers about or talk to other streamers about.”“It is about creating these jobs for people who might not enjoy a white collar job, or driving Uber or something, who just really enjoy playing videos.”“Why not make a career out of playing video games? Being able to connect with other people (...)
#videogames #product-management #hackernoon-podcast #live-streaming
Top 5 Hacker Noon Podcast Episodes from Trent Lapinski
▻https://hackernoon.com/top-5-hacker-noon-podcast-episodes-from-trent-lapinski-5c2ede374ecf?sour
The Hacker Noon Podcast has released 22 episodes, and here are our 5 favorite episodes. If interested in becoming a guest or partner, let us know.Since the launch of the Hacker Noon podcast in late 2018 we’ve interviewed some of the smartest people in technology. Because the Hacker Noon podcast arm has been a profitable arm of the company (much thanks to Digital Ocean, Datadog & Harbor), we will be making far more podcasts in 2019 than we did in 2018!Here’s my 5 favorite of the Hacker Noon Podcast EpisodesBlockchain and Future Tech from the Crow’s Nest with Daniel Jefferies“These things that we have now, they are still in their earliest phase. We barely understand them. They are going to evolve into something so mind bogglingly different from what we have today.” — Daniel JeffriesHacking (...)
#trent-lapinski #tech-podcasts #podcast-technology #hackernoon-podcast #hacker-podcast
The #cannabis Conference Hack with Alex Rogers
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-cannabis-conference-hack-with-alex-rogers-b9d0532c9e83?source=rss---
Episode 22 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Alex Rogers, CEO of ICBC the International Cannabis #business Conference.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Alex Rogers discuss the cannabis industry, legalization, regulations, and what is happening internationally around the World as cannabis moves out of prohibition.“Our tech stuff is still considered fairly pedestrian in our industry, but that’s what makes it so exciting of an opportunity.”“We see a lot of tech guys, and business guys coming into the cannabis space and they’ve seen it before, they know what is going on. It is just a simple analogy.”“You see a lot of marriages between tech and business in the cannabis space that are creating some amazing (...)
Hacking The Tokenization of Assets with Danny An of #trusttoken
▻https://hackernoon.com/hacking-the-tokenization-of-assets-with-danny-an-of-trusttoken-315b65348
Episode 21 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Danny An, CEO and Co-Founder of TrustToken.Today’s show would not be possible without Digital Ocean. Learn more at do.co/hackernoon.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Danny An discuss tokenized assets, stable coins, True USD, and #cryptocurrency.“Compliance is definitely a top priority for us.”“True USD is meant to be as regulatory compliant as possible. We recently published a stable coin code of ethics, where we said, ‘hey, here is some of the things we learned about creating a stable coin, and some of the past lessons we learned historically.’”“We’re never actually going to prevent redemptions, because we think a stable coin is only good as its ability to redeem (...)
Hacking The #cannabis Industry via #blockchain with Sumit Mehta
▻https://hackernoon.com/hacking-the-cannabis-industry-via-blockchain-with-sumit-mehta-e20b426f56
Episode 20 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Sumit Mehta, CEO and founder of Mazakali, a Cannabis Investment Banking Platform.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Sumit Mehta discuss the emerging cannabis industry, the science behind cannabis’s medecinal benefits, and Sumit’s new blockchain based cannabis investment platform.“If we looked back at 1935, and if we were having this conversation then, we might find it fairly ludicrous if someone suggested that we elect a governmental body and power that would decide to put us in cages for having a relationship with this plant.”“When we begin to move into a World where we see all of the benefits around our lives, around our communities, around our animals, around (...)
Hacking #education For The Future with Eric P.M. Vermeulen
▻https://hackernoon.com/hacking-education-for-the-future-with-eric-p-m-vermeulen-d1323d92d8ba?so
Hacking Education For The Future with Erik P.M. VermeulenEpisode 19 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Erik P.M. Vermeulen, Professor, Executive, and innovator.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.Today’s show would not be possible without Digital Ocean. Learn more at do.co/hackernoon.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Erik P.M. Vermeulen discuss decentralization, #automation, and the future of work for Millennials.“I really believe in communities.”“When I talk about creativity, and what I want my students to be, I want them to understand communities. I want them to be visible.’”“Thinking about how to become visible in a community based World, and how you can actually contribute and build something with the community is something they cannot do (...)
L’Écho des Gnous (l’émission radio qui vous explique l’informatique et la culture libre) ne diffusera pas ce soir… mais vous pouvez réécouter les dernières émissions :
➡️ Décentraliser le web avec le protocole de fédération #ActivityPub :
➡️ La différence entre un bon et un mauvais #standard :
➡️ Se préparer pour le #FOSDEM (rassemblement européen des développeurs de Logiciel Libre) :
Vous pouvez consulter les notes de ces émissions sur : ▻http://wiki.chtinux.org/doku.php?id=echo_des_gnous:start,
et vous abonner au podcast sur : ►https://podcast.grossard.fr.
Rendez-vous la semaine prochaine pour une nouvelle Face B !
Cro-Magnon, ce gentleman – Binge Audio
▻https://www.binge.audio/cro-magnon-ce-gentleman
Les clichés du mâle-chasseur-de-mammouth et de la femelle-au-fond-de-la-caverne sont souvent utilisés pour justifier des différences contemporaines entre les rôles de genre. Elles seraient dans la “nature” humaine puisqu’ayant existé pendant des centaines de milliers d’années.
Mais que sait-on vraiment de la vie, des habitudes, des comportements des hommes de la Préhistoire, cette période qui représente 98% de la vie de l’humanité ? Les hommes préhistoriques étaient-ils très différents des femmes préhistoriques ? A quoi ressemblaient-ils ? La domination masculine existait-elle déjà ?
Réponses avec Claudine Cohen, enseignante-chercheure, directrice d’études de la chaire « Biologie et société » à l’École pratique des hautes études et aussi directrice d’études à l’École des hautes études en sciences sociales. Elle signé de nombreux ouvrages sur la paléontologie, la préhistoire et l’évolution humaine, et la représentation de l’art préhistorique dont « Femmes de la Préhistoire ».
#audio #podcast #masculinités #préhistoire #femmes #féminisme #cro-magnon
Ajouter à la compilation #archéologie et #sexisme :
►https://seenthis.net/messages/633249
Mercredi ! Dolorès Wilson et Greta // 16.01.2019
▻http://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/mercredi-/mercredi-dolores-wilson-et-greta-16-01-2019-
Au programme ce mercredi !
Après un épisode de #Dolores_Wilson « Turbulence à bord » présenté par la compagnie Les belles Oreilles, Salima nous parle de #Greta_Thunberg, une jeune militante suédoise de 16 ans qui se bat pour le #climat.
Crédit photo :
Par Mathis, illustration de Aurore Petit, édition Les Fourmis Rouges
#histoire #jeune_public #Podcast #histoire,climat,jeune_public,Dolores_Wilson,Greta_Thunberg,Podcast
▻http://www.radiopanik.org/media/sounds/mercredi-/mercredi-dolores-wilson-et-greta-16-01-2019-_06029__1.mp3
Hacking The Job Market via Lambda School with Austen Allred
▻https://hackernoon.com/hacking-the-job-market-via-lambda-school-with-austen-allred-d22197f94696
Episode 18 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Austen Allred, the CEO and founder of Lambda School.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.Today’s show would not be possible without Digital Ocean. Get started on DigitalOcean for free with a free $100 credit at do.co/hackernoon.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Austen Allred discuss learning #programming and how Lambda School trains software engineers.“We want to get the point where 90% of our students are hired within 90-days of graduation.”“For us, it is very important that when you graduate from Lambda, we want to say, ‘this person has a stamp of approval they understand these 120 things, and we know that and we verified that and people stand by them.’”“In the longterm that will matter a lot when (...)
The GamesIndustry.biz #Podcast: What now for Activision?
▻https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-01-14-the-gamesindustry-biz-podcast-what-now-for-activision
Latest episode available to download now, in which we discuss a post-Destiny Activision and its need for new IP
I’ve Come From the Future to Save #spotify
▻https://hackernoon.com/ive-come-from-the-future-to-save-spotify-f69bea631ee4?source=rss----3a81
Disclaimer: I’m obliged to inform you that I haven’t really come from the future.Growing up in Sweden, I’ve had the opportunity to watch Spotify’s development sitting front-row. Like a new member of our monarchy, Spotify has been the royal child that we’ve proudly watched grow up to become a crown princess with 170 million users.The road to be crowned Queen is far from a straight one though. When Spotify started the seemingly impossible mission to make #music listeners pay for music through streaming, it was mostly alone in doing so, competing mainly against itself. Incredibly, the streaming company achieved this feat and indisputably proved a lot of people wrong. Today however, its not only competing against itself, as some serious competitors have emerged to cause an external threat to (...)
Why You Don’t Always Have To Be Growing
▻https://hackernoon.com/why-you-dont-always-have-to-be-growing-e32e0087767d?source=rss----3a8144
Paul Jarvis, Author of Company of One (right) and Poornima Vijayashanker, Founder of Femgineer (left)Interview with Paul Jarvis, Author of Company of OneHappy new year! I hope your 2019 is off to a great start :)If you’re curious what I’ve been up to and what I have in store for 2019, I’ll tell you right off the bat, I do not set goals or resolutions at the start of the year. Instead, I review my progress every quarter to see what I want to keep doing, what experiments I want to run, and what I am going to cut or put on the back burner!Taking a broad approach has served me well in running my business, balancing it with the ever-growing demands on my time as a new mom, and most importantly, managing overwhelm. So I won’t be sharing my goals for 2019 or if I’ve resolved to exercise more or (...)
#entrepreneurship #women-in-tech #podcast #startup #growth-mindset
#hacking The Self with Nick Jankel
▻https://hackernoon.com/hacking-the-self-with-nick-jankel-c9cc23237440?source=rss----3a8144eabfe
Episode 16 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with serial entrepreneur and author Nick Seneca Jankel.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Nick Seneca Jankel discuss #consciousness hacking, his new book Spiritual Atheist, and how to be a spiritual person without giving into religion or ideology.“I am hacking capitalism to make a more connected World.”“We’ve got to use this technological power, this power of business, creative power, and we’ve got to take on some big problems.”“What is purpose? Well, purpose is like love in action. It is that love and kindness that comes out into I’m going to take on this community issue, I’m going to take on a bigger social problem then I was before. Until we can access purpose within, (...)
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The GamesIndustry.biz #Podcast: What we expect from 2019
▻https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-01-04-the-gamesindustry-biz-podcast-what-we-expect-from-2019
Latest episode available to download now, in which we speculate on the year ahead
7 Digital Marketing Trends You Must Use in 2019
▻https://hackernoon.com/7-digital-marketing-trends-you-must-use-in-2019-cb628595e1e8?source=rss-
The new year is almost here, and digital marketing is more advanced and innovative than ever before. It is very likely that the strategies you used last year won’t be effective in 2019. But the good news is — I have been following the new digital marketing trends and strategies, to predict what trends you need to watch out for 2019.So here are the 7 Digital Marketing trends you need to pay attention.1. Full Stack MarketingThe first thing you need to know is digital marketing is moving to a full stack marketing approach.A few years ago, you could rely on only one or two channels such as Google and Facebook Ads.But that’s not the case anymore.Now the need is for a full stack marketing approach. You can use these marketing channels for an effective digital marketing strategy:· Google Ads/Pay Per (...)
#digital-marketing-tips #digital-marketing #conversion-optimization #podcast #voice-search
Scaling SpotHero and the Future of #mobility
▻https://hackernoon.com/scaling-spothero-and-the-future-of-mobility-24d481763fff?source=rss----3
The Future of Mobility [Disrupter Interview]How do you scale something 10x and then scale it again? The answer is surprisingly simple, and yet very few organizations have the discipline to do it. My guest today is Elan Mosbacher, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Operations at Spothero. In this conversation we talk about how Elan and his team made went about growing SpotHero to the largest mobile parking platform in the country.Elan has a ton of experience around building marketplace businesses, pursuing strategic partnerships and more. He’s also very thoughtful about the future of mobility in general, and we get into a pretty fascinating conversation around autonomous vehicles and where things are headed.How to scale quicklyDI: I know when you first joined Spothero, you were (...)