This week, Doc and I had a candid, open conversation about the future of Twitter, as we see it. Since the first time Elon Musk showed interest in owning Twitter, many have expressed concern about what he might change about the platform. This concern has become increasingly partisan, as Musk has not been shy about… Continue reading Reality 2.0: What Happens to Twitter Now?
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Reality 2.0: Publishers vs The Internet Archive
Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk about Hachette v. Internet Archive, a lawsuit targeting the Internet Archive that aims to prevent them from lending ebooks. Episode Links Hachette v. Internet Archive | Electronic Frontier Foundation — The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), with co-counsel Durie Tangri, is defending the Internet Archive against a lawsuit that threatens its… Continue reading Reality 2.0: Publishers vs The Internet Archive
Reality 2.0 Episode 125: Apple Update
Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman discuss Apple’s latest updates, the end of an era, neighborhoods, and more. Episode Links Apple Events – Apple Apple’s Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication | WIRED — Apple’s iOS 16 and macOS Ventura will introduce passwordless login for apps and websites. It’s only the beginning.
Hear me on FLOSS Weekly 687: Open Source Roundtable
Discussing Open Source Security Holes Security with open source, the new OSSF, what Substack is doing to newsletters and newsletters are doing to blogging (and both are doing to the growing subscription economy), plus a call for open source tools that help subscribers manage their oversubscribed lives. All those and more are subjects of a… Continue reading Hear me on FLOSS Weekly 687: Open Source Roundtable
Podcasts Killed the Radio Star
As many of our listeners already know, podcasting originated with an idea to add enclosures to an RSS feed. After much lobbying from former MTV personality Adam Curry, Dave Winer, creator of the RSS format, famously updated RSS version 0.92 in 2001 with the addition of an <enclosure> tag, and while it took a few years to catch on with widespread adoption thanks… Continue reading Podcasts Killed the Radio Star