Podcasts about Centralisation

Dans cet épisode en partenariat avec Shopify, Laurent Kretz reçoit Alessia Aquino, Senior Account Executive chez Shopify, pour explorer comment Weebot, spécialiste de la mobilité électrique, a optimisé son stock et son expérience client grâce à Shopify POS.Avec plusieurs points de vente et un fort volume de commandes en ligne, Weebot devait centraliser ses stocks et fluidifier ses opérations. Grâce à Shopify POS, la marque a su réduire de 50% le temps de passage en caisse, améliorer la satisfaction client et synchroniser ses ventes physiques et digitales.

durée : 00:04:43 - Le Reportage de la rédaction - Après une période d'incertitude en 2024, la ministre de la Culture Rachida Dati a finalement relancé il y a quelques semaines le projet d'une Maison du dessin de presse à Paris. Une décision incomprise à Saint-Just-le-Martel qui accueille déjà une institution reconnue par toute la profession.

durée : 00:04:43 - Le Reportage de la rédaction - Après une période d'incertitude en 2024, la ministre de la Culture Rachida Dati a finalement relancé il y a quelques semaines le projet d'une Maison du dessin de presse à Paris. Une décision incomprise à Saint-Just-le-Martel qui accueille déjà une institution reconnue par toute la profession.

durée : 00:43:14 - Sens politique - par : Astrid de Villaines - Loïg Chesnais-Girard est président du conseil régional de Bretagne. Il revient sur son parcours, son engagement, et l'actualité locale et nationale au micro d'Astrid de Villaines - réalisation : Peire Legras - invités : Loïg Chesnais-Girard Président de la région Bretagne (Parti Socialiste)

durée : 00:43:14 - Sens politique - par : Astrid de Villaines - Loïg Chesnais-Girard est président du conseil régional de Bretagne. Il revient sur son parcours, son engagement, et l'actualité locale et nationale au micro d'Astrid de Villaines - réalisation : Peire Legras - invités : Loïg Chesnais-Girard Président de la région Bretagne (Parti Socialiste)

Mark Carney sera très probablement élu chef le 9 mars et deviendra automatiquement premier ministre sans être un élu. Précédent ? Sur le plan constitutionnel, comment doit se passer la transition Trudeau-Carney? Doit-il forcément y avoir un remaniement ministériel ? Un discours du trône? Un budget ? Ou des élections anticipées? Carney a évoqué la possibilité d’utiliser les pouvoirs d’urgence exorbitants du gouvernement central. Qu’est-ce que cela nous révèle de notre «fédération»? Enfin, le prof Taillon dénonce une fausseté trop souvent entendue: non, il n’y a pas de barrières tarifaires entre les provinces!INVITÉ: Patrick Taillon, notre chroniqueur constitutionnel et accessoirement professeur de droit à l'Université LavalPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Dans cet épisode de Cryptoast Talks, on reçoit Andrea, Ecosystem Agent chez Polkadot, pour une discussion sans filtre sur l'avenir de la blockchain.

durée : 00:37:34 - Questions du soir : le débat - par : Quentin Lafay, Stéphanie Villeneuve - Face à un déficit public, l'État a demandé aux grandes collectivités locales de participer à l'effort budgétaire. Plusieurs régions ont décidé de réduire l'enveloppe consacrée à la culture. Cela remet-il en question les objectifs et l'efficacité de la décentralisation culturelle en France ? - réalisation : François Richer - invités : Charline Claveau Vice-présidente en charge de la Culture, des Langues et cultures régionales, du Patrimoine et de la Francophonie à la Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Secrétaire nationale en charge de la culture au Parti Socialiste.; Florence Portelli Maire de Taverny dans le Val-d'Oise. Première vice-présidente, chargée de la Culture, du Patrimoine et de la Création à la région Ile-de-France. Vice-présidente des Républicains.

durée : 00:37:34 - Questions du soir : le débat - par : Quentin Lafay, Stéphanie Villeneuve - Face à un déficit public, l'État a demandé aux grandes collectivités locales de participer à l'effort budgétaire. Plusieurs régions ont décidé de réduire l'enveloppe consacrée à la culture. Cela remet-il en question les objectifs et l'efficacité de la décentralisation culturelle en France ? - réalisation : François Richer - invités : Charline Claveau Vice-présidente en charge de la Culture, des Langues et cultures régionales, du Patrimoine et de la Francophonie à la Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Secrétaire nationale en charge de la culture au Parti Socialiste.; Florence Portelli Maire de Taverny dans le Val-d'Oise. Première vice-présidente, chargée de la Culture, du Patrimoine et de la Création à la région Ile-de-France. Vice-présidente des Républicains.

Céline Géraud, accompagnée de la rédaction d'Europe 1, propose chaque midi un point complet sur l'actualité suivi de débats entre invités et auditeurs.

Il y a des régions qui râlent ouvertement et d'autres plus silencieuses. Partout en France, les budgets se resserrent. Comment concilier dette du pays et économie locale, sans couper l'herbe sous le pied à des projets stimulants ? Avec : - François Journy, président et fondateur du cabinet de conseils Politeia - Johan Theuret, cofondateur du think tank Sens du service public, directeur général adjoint chargé des ressources de la Ville et Métropole de Rennes (35) - Thomas Fromentin, président de la communauté d'agglomération Foix-Varilhes, vice-président de l'association Intercommunalités de France

Ce matin Rem et John Karp accueillent Xerak et Pierre Plexiplay pour explorer Rodeo.club, une nouvelle plateforme NFT mêlant fonctionnalités sociales et art digital. Voici les principaux points abordés :Présentation de Rodeo.club :* Concept innovant : Rodeo associe la simplicité d'Instagram à la blockchain, où chaque publication est un NFT à collectionner.* Approche accessible : Les utilisateurs achètent des crédits pour collecter des œuvres à prix très réduit* Focus sur le social : L'interaction est clé : commentaires possibles uniquement après achat et mécaniques de reward qui incitent à rester actif.* Durée limitée : Les œuvres sont disponibles 24 heures en tant qu'open edition, favorisant l'urgence et l'engagement.Points de débat :* Accessibilité vs. qualité artistique :* Les prix bas permettent à de nouveaux collectionneurs d'accéder à des œuvres de qualité.* Cependant, cela soulève des questions sur la valorisation des artistes et une potentielle "dilution" de l'art digital.* Modèle économique et UX :* Système addictif et gamifié, comparé à une machine à sous, qui peut devenir coûteux pour les utilisateurs réguliers.* Les artistes et influenceurs de renom bénéficient d'une meilleure visibilité grâce à des partenariats stratégiques.* Centralisation et transparence :* Les transactions simplifiées (sans signer de contrats blockchain pour chaque achat) facilitent l'entrée des novices mais posent des questions sur la décentralisation.Avis des invités :* Xerak : Utilisateur régulier, il souligne l'aspect ultra-engageant et addictif de Rodeo, tout en notant l'importance des notifications et la montée en puissance de la communauté.* Pierre Plexiplay : Il découvre Rodeo et apprécie la possibilité de collectionner des œuvres d'artistes qu'il admire, à des prix abordables.Entendu dans cet épisode :"Rodeo, c'est un peu comme un Instagram où chaque like devient une collection." - XerakLiens utiles :* Rodeo.club : Découvrez et expérimentez la plateforme.* Xerak sur Twitter : Suivez les contributions de Xerak dans l'univers NFT.* Plexiplay sur Twitter : Découvrez ses œuvres et collaborations artistiques.* Découvre le replay video de l'épisode ici This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

In the wake of the passing of a great medical freedom advocate, and days before the start of the next meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body of the WHO, our founder reflects on why we need to oppose both the Pandemic Treaty and the International Health Regulations.

Tom Alford (TMI) welcomes Christof Hofmann (Deutsche Bank) to the TreasuryCast hotseat for a thought-provoking discussion on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of treasury. Our panel explores today's key concerns and opportunities, the evolving role of treasury operations, and the relevance of centralisation amidst advancements in automation and cash visibility. They also discuss the impact of regulation, including ISO 20022, and the growing importance of real-time treasury.

Louis XIV, surnommé le "Roi Soleil", fit construire le Château de Versailles pour plusieurs raisons stratégiques, politiques et symboliques qui s'inscrivent dans sa vision du pouvoir absolu. La transformation de Versailles, à partir de 1661, d'un modeste pavillon de chasse en un palais somptueux est un acte délibéré qui répond à ses ambitions d'affirmation de son autorité et de centralisation du pouvoir en France. 1. Affirmation du pouvoir absoluLe château de Versailles est d'abord une manifestation du pouvoir absolu de Louis XIV. Le roi voulait créer une résidence royale qui reflète sa grandeur et son contrôle sur l'État. En construisant un palais d'une magnificence inégalée, il affirmait son statut de monarque absolu, un roi dont l'autorité émanait directement de Dieu, selon la théorie du droit divin. Le château, avec ses jardins parfaitement symétriques, ses vastes salles et son opulence ostentatoire, était un moyen pour Louis XIV de montrer qu'il était l'incarnation de l'État, d'où sa célèbre formule : "L'État, c'est moi". 2. Contrôle de la noblesseUne autre raison clé pour la construction de Versailles était le désir de Louis XIV de contrôler la noblesse, qui avait représenté une menace pour son pouvoir lors de la Fronde (1648-1653). Ces révoltes avaient révélé les dangers d'une aristocratie puissante et indépendante. En installant la cour à Versailles, Louis XIV a contraint les nobles à vivre près de lui, dans un environnement qu'il contrôlait entièrement. Le château fonctionnait comme un "piège doré" : les nobles, par la magnificence du cadre, étaient obligés de s'endetter pour suivre les dépenses somptuaires de la cour et se livrer aux intrigues de palais plutôt qu'aux affaires militaires ou politiques. Leur dépendance financière au roi consolidait leur loyauté. 3. Centralisation et prestigeEn déplaçant la cour et le gouvernement à Versailles, Louis XIV a également cherché à centraliser le pouvoir autour de sa personne. Le château est devenu le centre névralgique de l'administration du royaume. Tous les ministres, conseillers et courtisans devaient être présents à Versailles pour exercer une quelconque influence. En rendant la noblesse et les fonctionnaires dépendants de leur proximité physique avec lui, le roi renforçait son autorité directe sur le royaume. 4. Symbole du rayonnement culturel de la FranceEnfin, Versailles était un symbole du rayonnement culturel et artistique de la France. Louis XIV a employé les meilleurs architectes, peintres, sculpteurs et paysagistes pour créer un modèle de beauté et d'harmonie, représentant l'excellence française. Le château de Versailles est devenu un exemple pour les cours royales d'Europe et un témoignage de la puissance et du prestige international de la monarchie française. En somme, Versailles était bien plus qu'une simple résidence royale : c'était l'instrument d'une politique de centralisation, de contrôle de la noblesse, et d'affirmation du pouvoir absolu de Louis XIV, tout en étant le reflet de la grandeur culturelle de la France sous son règne. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Cette semaine, plongez dans l'incroyable dynamique entrepreneuriale du Sud ! De Kaohsiung à Chiayi, découvrez comment les startups locales révolutionnent les secteurs de la durabilité, de la tech et de l'énergie, en attirant même les géants internationaux comme TSMC et IBM. Que ce soit des innovations dans les transports, l'industrie ou même la gastronomie, le Sud regorge d'opportunités pour les jeunes pousses ambitieuses.

Aujourd'hui, Emmanuel de Villiers, Mehdi Ghezzar et Etienne Liebig débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall.

In this episode of Deciphered, Adam Davis, expert associate partner at Bain & Company, is joined by Wendy Redshaw, Chief Digital Information Officer at NatWest, and Jason Maude, chief technology advocate of Starling Bank, to discuss if there is still a technology gap between incumbents vs challengers.Timestamps:04:15 Incumbents vs Challengers – is there still a technology gap?05:24 How would you explain the technology gap previously between large tier 1s and neobanks?09:57 What are the key differences between a challenger stack and an incumbent stack?12:31 How have Starling maintained a simple / flexible architecture through the launch of new products and the scaling of your customer base?15:24 Occasional vs repeatable releases16:02 Centralisation efforts that have happened with NatWest's tech estate over recent times19:36 Is the money banks spend on IT transformation programmes worth it?21:33 Do you believe the combination of ML / AI and Generative AI, alongside exclusive Cloud deployment, will level the playing field?25:15 What underpins the culture you want to see at your organizations, and how do you encourage it?29:57 How do you keep up with Futurology and trends, and does any of that thinking feature in your tech roadmaps?34:30 What is your one prediction for tech trends into 2024?Please subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode, and leave us a review if you enjoy the show!You can find Adam Davis hereYou can find Wendy Redshaw hereYou can find Jason Maude hereFor more insights from the Deciphered podcast, visit the page on Bain's website

Adam Sullivan, CEO of Core Scientific joins me today as we chat about: Going through bankruptcy as a Bitcoin miner Debt financing Role of capital structure in mining What makes Core Scientific different? Centralisation of mining pools Fee dynamics going forward 2025 outlook on Mining Links: X: @_Adam_Sullivan1 Core Scientific: Corescientific.com Sponsors: Swan.com (code LIVERA) CoinKite.com (code LIVERA) Mempool.space Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

I'm joined by guests Steve Lee, Future Paul, Odell, & Rijndael to go through the list. Housekeeping 00:02:49 Coinkite needs a technical writer Vulnerability Disclosures 00:32:32 SATAn 00:35:45 Mullvad 00:37:28 Federal officials warn of CISA exploitation 00:43:23 Coordinated attacks on Docker Hub via malicious repositories 00:44:11 Cuckoo 1:37:15 Critics fear Signal may be compromised after Katherine Maher appointment Quick fire discussion topics 00:16:16 Ossification 00:18:39 Dev funding Bitcoin • Software Releases & Project Updates 00:48:24 Sparrow Wallet 00:50:04 COLDCARD 00:52:16 Secp256k1 00:57:51 Umbrel 00:58:10 Blockstream Green 00:58:23 BlueWallet 00:58:34 Nunchuk 1:03:58 Theya Inc. Bitcoin wallet 1:06:46 10101 1:06:52 BTCmap-android 1:07:10 Braiins Toolbox Project Spotlight 1:07:18 BBQr-rust 1:08:40 Awning 1:09:47 GroupHug 1:09:54 Hodlboard Privacy Software • Software Releases & Project Updates 1:10:25 Unleashed.Chat Project Spotlight 1:10:40 Emessbee Lightning & L2(+) • Software Releases & Project Updates 1:20:24 LND 1:20:47 Mutiny Node 1:33:39 Breez SDK 1:33:46 Blockstream Green iOS 1:34:29 BoltzExchange boltz-backend 1:35:35 SwissBitcoinPay 1:35:39 LNp2p Bot 1:35:45 Geyser Project Spotlight 1:36:10 clArk 1:36:28 Helm Wallet Nostr • Software Releases & Project Updates 1:40:16 Primal 1:42:50 nos2x 1:43:32 Mostro Project Spotlight 1:43:46 Iris Docs 1:43:53 ROASTr 1:44:09 Magstr 1:44:28 NostrDVM 1:44:49 NosDrive Boosts 1:53:22 Shoutout to top boosters: @apemithrandir, @loke, @jcdenton, @vake, @2ndbreakfast, @bendthefed & @tmakerman Tech Tip of the Day 1:54:58 ASCIImoji News & Noteworthy • Lightning 1:55:38 Ocean launches Lightning payouts • Nostr 1:56:40 NIP-104 2:00:50 LightningTipBot and ln.tips are retiring • Funding 2:06:27 OpenSats receives an additional donation of $21M 2:09:21 OpenSats grants long-term support for Shashwat Vangani 2:09:29 Spiral grant renewals Links & Contacts Website: https://bitcoin.review/Podcast Substack: https://substack.bitcoin.review/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitcoinreviewhq NVK Twitter: https://twitter.com/nvk Telegram: https://t.me/BitcoinReviewPod Email: producer@coinkite.com Nostr & LN:⚡nvk@nvk.org (not an email!) Full show notes: https://bitcoin.review/podcast/episode-66

I'm joined by guests Rob Hamilton, Ben Carman, & Rijndael to go through the list. Timecodes coming soon. Follow link below for full shownotes. Links & Contacts Website: https://bitcoin.review/Podcast Substack: https://substack.bitcoin.review/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitcoinreviewhq NVK Twitter: https://twitter.com/nvk Telegram: https://t.me/BitcoinReviewPod Email: producer@coinkite.com Nostr & LN:⚡nvk@nvk.org (not an email!) Full show notes: https://bitcoin.review/podcast/episode-65

In episode 89 of The Payments Show Podcast, I spoke to Tim Brown who is the Global Identity Officer at Prove.Prove is one of the world's most accurate identity verification and authentication platforms. It is used by thousands of businesses across many industries including e-Commerce, Financial Services, Healthcare and Gaming. VIDEO and PDF Transcript: - click here https://thepaymentsshow.substack.com/p/89 Summary of topics discussed:(00:43) - Meet Tim Brown: Global Identity Officer at Prove(01:02) - The Impact of Prove in Various Industries(02:04) - Tim' Journey in Biometrics and Identity Verification(03:34) - The Evolution of Biometric Technology and Its Adoption(06:25) - Prove's Unique Approach to Identity Verification(07:01) - Enhancing E-commerce and Financial Services with Prove(12:48) - Selfie Scans: The Challenges(15:25) - Profiting from the Future of Identity Verification and Commerce(21:58) - From Payphone to Prove: The Company's Evolution(25:05) - Exploring Passwordless Authentication with Prove Auth(25:23) - The Role of FIDO Alliance in Eliminating Passwords(26:55) - Understanding Passkeys: A Leap Towards Secure Authentication(29:34) - Prove's Approach to Identity Verification and Passkeys(32:24) - The Future of Authentication: Trends and Predictions(32:40) - Enhancing Business Solutions with Prove's Identity Verification(33:29) - Impact of Governments on Wallets, Centralisation and Decentralisation(41:07) - Entertaining Anecdotes from a Career in Identity and Authentication(45:08) - Final Thoughts and How to Connect with Prove(47:06) - Chit ChatDetails:- Recorded on 27 Mar 2024- Host: Satwant Phull- Guest: Tim Brown, Global Identity Officer, Prove[Next Steps]- Get in touch with Satwant: digitalmoneylab.com - Prove: prove.com | @ProveIdentity

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Crises reveal centralisation, published by Vasco Grilo on March 28, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This is a crosspost for Crises reveal centralisation by Stefan Schubert, published on 3 May 2023. An important question for people focused on AI risk, and indeed for anyone trying to influence the world, is: how centralised is power? Are there dominant actors that wield most of the power, or is it more equally distributed? We can ask this question on two levels: On the national level, how powerful is the central power - the government - relative to smaller actors, like private companies, nonprofits, and individual people? On the global level, how powerful are the most powerful countries - in particular, the United States - relative to smaller countries? I think there are some common heuristics that lead people to think that power is more decentralised than it is, on both of these levels. One of these heuristics is what we can call "extrapolation from normalcy": Extrapolation from normalcy: the view that an actor seeming to have power here and now (in relatively normal times) is a good proxy for it having power tout court. It's often propped up by a related assumption about the epistemology of power: Naive behaviourism about power (naive behaviourism, for short): the view that there is a direct correspondence between an actor's power and the official and easily observable actions it takes. In other words, if an actor is powerful, then that will be reflected by official and easily observable actions, like widely publicised company investments or official government policies. Extrapolation from normalcy plus naive behaviourism suggest that the distribution of power is relatively decentralised on the national level. In normal times, companies are pursuing many projects that have consequential social effects (e.g. the Internet and its many applications). While these projects are subject to government regulation to some extent, private companies normally retain a lot of leeway (depending on what they want to do). This suggests (more so, the more you believe in naive behaviourism) that companies have quite a lot of power relative to governments in normal times. And extrapolation from normalcy implies that that this isn't just true in normal times, but holds true more generally. Similarly, extrapolation from normalcy plus naive behaviourism suggest that power is relatively decentralised on the global level, where we compare the relative power of different countries. There are nearly 200 independent countries in the world, and most of them make a lot of official decisions without overt foreign interference. While it's true that invasions do occur, they are relatively rare (the Russian invasion of Ukraine notwithstanding). Thus, naive behaviourism implies that power is decentralised under normal times, whereas extrapolation from normalcy extends that inference beyond normal times. But in my view, the world is more centralised than these heuristics suggest. The easiest way to see that is to look at crises. During World War II, much of the economy was put under centralised control one way or another in many countries. Similarly, during Covid, many governments drastically curtailed individual liberties and companies' economic activities (rightly or wrongly). And countries that want to acquire nuclear weapons (which can cause crises and wars) have found that they have less room to manoeuvre than the heuristics under discussion suggest. Accordingly, the US and other powerful nations have been able to reduce nuclear proliferation substantially (even though they've not been able to stop it entirely). It is true that smaller actors have a substantial amount of freedom to shape their own destiny under normal times, and that's an important fact. But still, who makes what official de...

Build centralised, standard structures for your tech only when you're sure the terrain isn't moving under your feet and stable software is no guarantee against market avalanches. This week's episode is all about centralisation and decentralisation, with your hosts, Squirrel and Jeffrey. Links: - Wardley Mapping: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardley_map - Pioneers, Settlers, Town Planners: https://wardleypedia.org/mediawiki/index.php/Pioneers_settlers_town_planners - Cynefin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework - Entangled Trios: https://www.peterhinssen.com/blog/dealing-with-complexity-in-the-never-normal -------------------------------------------------- Order your copy of our book, Agile Conversations at agileconversations.com Plus, get access to a free mini training video about the technique of Coherence Building when you join our mailing list. We'd love to hear any thoughts, ideas, or feedback you have about the show. Email us at info@agileconversations.com -------------------------------------------------- About Your Hosts Douglas Squirrel and Jeffrey Fredrick first met while working together at TIM group in 2013. A decade later, they remain united in their passion for growing organisations through better conversations. Squirrel is an advisor, author, keynote speaker, coach, and consultant, helping companies of all sizes make huge, profitable improvements in their culture, skills, and processes. You can find out more about his work here: https://douglassquirrel.com/index.html Jeffrey is Vice President of Engineering at ION Analytics, Organiser at CITCON, the Continuous Integration and Testing Conference, author and speaker. You can connect with him here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfredrick/

Episode n°96 avec Adem Bilican

durée : 00:19:58 - Journal de 18h - Gabriel Attal veut qu'une loi sur la décentralisation soit présentée avant la fin de l'année. Devant le Sénat, le Premier ministre a mis l'accent sur les territoires, mais n'a fait aucune annonce majeure.

durée : 00:19:58 - Journal de 18h - Gabriel Attal veut qu'une loi sur la décentralisation soit présentée avant la fin de l'année. Devant le Sénat, le Premier ministre a mis l'accent sur les territoires, mais n'a fait aucune annonce majeure.

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Episode n°95 avec Alexandre Stachtchenko

Episode n°94 avec Jean-Marc Jacobson

Episode n°93 avec Chantal Läng et Stanislas de Quénetain

Episode n°92 avec Damien Theillier

Episode n°91 avec Frédéric Martin

Episode n°90 avec Gilles Moyse

In the latest episode of LeCorner International, we had the privilege of connecting with Evan Planchon, the Head of Digital at Euroleague Basketball. In this insightful conversation, he shared his captivating journey from previous experiences in digital marketing to his current pivotal role in the continental basketball league. Evan provided an insider's perspective on Euroleague's business model, emphasizing the centralized approach and strategic partnerships that define the league. Speaking with our CEO and Co-founder, Samuel Westberg, Evan delved into the unique license ownership structure within the league and how influential clubs play a crucial role in shaping major decisions for both the present and future of Euroleague. The discussion highlighted Euroleague's selling points and its dedicated commitment to enhancing fan engagement. Evan walked us through the latest digital upgrades, including a new website and app, as well as a gamification strategy aimed at captivating fans worldwide. In the context of the digital transformation era, Evan shed light on Euroleague's strategy, particularly accentuated by the challenges posed by the global pandemic. The focus revolves around promoting Euroleague's unique selling point of constant entertainment, emphasizing personalization through fan data, and a steadfast commitment to enhancing fan engagement. Evan emphasized the critical role of digital enhancements in maintaining and expanding the league's reach, incorporating practices on social media, websites, fantasy platforms, and a pronounced focus on gamification. This strategic emphasis on gamification aims to extend the entertaining product from the court into the hands of fans. The conversation extended to the global impact of digital initiatives, highlighting the importance of personalization in attracting and retaining fans. It explored the significance of a centralized approach, direct fan engagement through Euroleague ID, and the league's commitment to bridging the gap between digital and commercial aspects. They also covered: The collaborative approach between Euroleague and its clubs, working together to establish a sustainable digital and data structure aligned with a long-term vision and strategy. The focus on player-centric strategies to accommodate the trend shifting away from a club-centric view. Strategies for converting individuals into passionate Euroleague fans through engaging digital experiences. Challenges of changing habits and content consumption patterns among the younger generation Anticipating and adapting to trends in the ever-evolving landscape. Emphasising the crucial role of timing, time management, and risk-taking The financial investment and return on investment of digital efforts

Episode n°89 avec Michel KHAZZAKA

Episode n°88 avec Fabien Aufrechter

durée : 00:08:53 - L'invité de 7h50 - par : Marion L'hour - Gaspard Koenig, philosophe, écrivain et auteur de "Humus" (Éditions de L'Observatoire) est l'invité de France Inter. Dans ce roman, deux étudiants d'AgroParisTech deviennent très amis autour d'une passion commune pour sauver le monde et surtout les vers de terre

Ritula Shah spent 35 years at the BBC as a producer on 'Today,' presenting 'The World Today,' 'Woman's Hour,' 'PM,' and chairing 'Any Questions.' However, Ritula is best known for her decade-long tenure as the presenter of the ‘World Tonight' on Radio 4 until earlier this year. We discuss why she left, covering the Israel/Hamas conflict, impartiality, preserving 'Newsnight' at the expense of successful Radio 4 strand programmes, and presenter pay.“I think that many of my colleagues are rather overpaid.”Support the podcast by signing up to Patreon hereFind all our podcasts here Twitter: @BeebRogerMastodon: @RogerBolton@mastodonapp.ukemail: roger@rogerboltonsbeebwatch.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

durée : 00:08:53 - L'invité de 7h50 - par : Marion L'hour - Gaspard Koenig, philosophe, écrivain et auteur de "Humus" (Éditions de L'Observatoire) est l'invité de France Inter. Dans ce roman, deux étudiants d'AgroParisTech deviennent très amis autour d'une passion commune pour sauver le monde et surtout les vers de terre

Episode n°87 avec Thomas Charbonnel

Episode n°86 avec Faustine Fleuret

Episode n°85 avec Yves Bennaïm

Episode n°84 avec Béatrice Sutter

In this episode, we chat with Brandon Tucker, head of comms at Marinade Finance, to dive into the world of liquid staking tokens on Solana. In theory, the value prop of LSTs is clear. In practice, only a tiny fraction of staked Solana uses LSTs. Throughout this conversation, we unpack why that is the case and what Marinade is doing to lean into this predominant user behavior on Solana that is much less common on chains like Ethereum. -        - Time Stamps 1:43 - The rise of LSTs  5:59 - Why LST adoption on Sol is so low 12:20 - Should epoch times be longer 15:18 - Marinade governance 20:23 - Marinade business model 16:44 - How to ensure accurate data gathering 25:47 - Centralisation vectors 33:28 - How to get more LST adoption into Sol dapps 39:04 - Competitive landscape from other providers 44:09 - Will Lido exit Sol ecosystem 47:44 - Competiton from centralised players 49:15 - How to bring liquidity back to Sol defi 53:07 - Future of LSTs 58:27 - Marinade roadmap 1:02:20 - What's the next big thing in crypto -        - Podcast Resources Follow Sal: https://twitter.com/Sal_The_Bull Follow Dave: https://twitter.com/SolBeachBum Follow Unlayered: https://twitter.com/UnlayeredPod Subscribe on Spotify, Apple, or Google: https://unlayered.io/ Clips on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UnlayeredPod -        - Episode Resources Marinade Native Staking Referral Code : https://marinade.finance/app?ref=s7iob5by Follow Brandon Tucker : https://twitter.com/BrandonTucker Follow Marinade Finance :  https://twitter.com/MarinadeFinance Marinade Website : https://Marinade.Finance

Join The Voices Of War at https://thevoicesofwar.supercast.com/. Can't afford the subscription? Email me for an alternative solution. Universities and educational institutions can always reach out for full access to episode files an no cost. --- Today, I welcome back Carl Miller, a leading expert in the ethics of artificial intelligence and the Research Director at Demos, a UK-based think tank. After his insightful discussion on information warfare, cyber-attacks, and weaponisation of social media in Episode 51, Carl returns to delve deeper into the ethical, social, and political ramifications of AI. From exploring the centralisation of power in AI development to discussing real-world case studies on deepfake technology and ethical risks, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the complex landscape of AI governance and ethics. Carl also shares inspiring stories of AI's potential for social good, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of AI and its impact on society. As you'll hear, Carl also shared details about his latest project Recursive Public, an experiment in identifying areas of consensus and disagreement among the international AI community, policymakers, and the public on key questions of governance. Please consider supporting this important and worthwhile AI governance project. You can register here. Some of the other topics we covered are: A Think Tanker's Foray into AI Ethics Carl's background in public policy and his role at Demos, a leading UK think tank with a focus on AI ethics and governance. Understanding Power Dynamics in the AI Era Carl defines the concept of power in the digital age and its implications for AI governance. Categorising different forms of power, including economic and coercive power, and how they relate to AI development. Who Holds the Reins of AI? The Centralisation of Power An in-depth look into the entities that hold the levers of power in AI, from tech giants to governmental bodies. Centralisation of AI Technologies Discussion on the centralisation of AI technologies like GPT and its societal implications. Fostering a Collaborative Community in AI Carl emphasises the need for a less hostile, more collaborative approach to AI ethics and governance. Ethical Concerns: AI's Potential for Social Harm Exploration of the ethical risks associated with AI, particularly in polarised societies and areas lacking human rights frameworks. The Agency of AI: A Risk Assessment Discussion on the conditions under which AI could become a dangerous entity, including the potential for autonomous action. Deepfakes and Misinformation: A Case Study A real-world example of how deepfake technology was utilised to create misleading news broadcasts in Venezuela. Positive AI Use Cases: Empowering the Marginalised Inspiring stories from India where AI is bridging the digital divide and improving access to government services. Future of AI Ethics The episode concludes with a look at what's next in the field of AI ethics and governance. Resources: Carl Miller's Book: The Death of the Gods Intelligence Squared Podcast Episode 51 with Carl Miller Finally, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share The Voices of War to help us continue exploring the complex narratives of war. To comment or take the conversation further, please connect to us here: https://www.thevoicesofwar.com https://www.twitter.com/twitter.com/thevoicesofwar https://au.linkedin.com/company/the-voices-of-war https://www.youtube.com/youtube.com/thevoicesofwar

Episode n°83 avec Thibault Verbiest

Pleb Miner Monthly  Episode 10 Show Notes   1 year of doing Pleb Miner Content on BitBuyBit.    We are honored to be able to provide Pleb Miner content and are doubly honored to be able to interact with all of you on Telegram, Twitter and Fountain   Thank You for all the contributions of content, encouragement, sponsorships, boosts, and friendships!   Intro Music: Faith No More – We Care a Lot   Statistics brought to you by Lincoin Mining    Schedule a call with Medi so you can hear him say “What do you do, so I may tell you what we can do for you?”   Statistics Summer Summary Hashrate - June 21 our 70 MA was 367 EH – We are now 394 EH a 7.3% increase Difficulty - June 21 Difficulty was 52.35 EH – We are now 54.15 a 3.4 % increase BTC Price - June 21 BTC Price was $29,893 – Its now $26,192 Hash Value - Hash Value on June 21 was 24,850 – and is now 24,040 3.25% decrease   Block 807,057, 20.013 BTC in transaction fees!!! Mononaught Tweet Everybody Wang-Chung tonight, everybody have fun tonight   Bitesize Bitcoin (Mine your Mind) Brought to you by FixRigs Take the Quiz!!! And share your results! Most of the answers are contained in our Bitesize Bitcoin Segments If you're stuck on one, ask Jon and I'll direct you to the episode Highest Score Gets a Boty Hat!   Statistics   What is Hashrate?  What is the incorrect name given to the HalFinning?  Explain the HalFinning.  What is difficulty and why is it important?  Name two common payout schemes used by mining pools? Basic Electricity What is Voltage?-  What is Current?  What is Power? Explain Joules Law.  Convert 3500 watts at 240 volts to amps Cost to Mine What is a Watt/hour ? Calculate the cost to mine a 3500 watt Bitcoin Mining Server over a 24 hr period at   $.10/KW/hr  Now do the UK at 30p/KW/hr  What is Hash Value  What is Hash Price  If current BTC price is $26K and our 3500 watt machine at 110TH get us 25, 773 sats per day, are we profitable at .10 cents KW/hr    Block Creation and Transactions What are the components of a candidate Bitcoin block headerTransaction Data The transaction data within a Bitcoin block contain information about each transaction included in the block. Name some of the key characteristics of the transaction data   Bitcoin Mining Server Name the parts of a Bitcoin Mining Server also knows as an ASIC.    BIP300 BIP 300, also known as drivechains is a Bitcoin Improvement Proposal that will allow sidechains of separate blockchains on top of Bitcoin. Max, this is the final Mine your Mind question. Are drivechains… Gay Lame Retarded Regarded   Pleb Miner Monthly ACTION NEWS!!!   First up Riot receives $31 million in energy credits    A short Op-Ed from an Anon Pleb.  Growing Centralization of the Bitcoin Mining Sector Public corporations have rapidly dominated the mining sector, primarily through aggressive mergers and acquisitions. By establishing expansive industrial mining infrastructure and consuming incredible amounts of electricity, these entities have positioned themselves at the forefront of the industry. Their dominance is further solidified by their ability to secure funding via traditional Wall Street mechanisms, such as shareholder dilution and convertible notes. This financial leverage affords them several advantages, including procuring large machine orders at prices below market rates, benefiting from reduced transmission and distribution costs, thanks to high-voltage infrastructure, implementing power procurement strategies tailored to bitcoin mining. Such centralization can sideline smaller players, often referred to colloquially as the "plebs", pushing them to the periphery of the industry. Bitcoin is meant to be a P2P decentralized network. Centralization of mining is a justified concern.    Bassload Update Turn Down for What!?   Nic Smid Blockpost   Nico Smid Immersion Article on Ungovernable Misfits   The Bugle Bugle - Paul Sztorc Runs for President to Promote BIP 300   Pleb Miner Small Builds and Innovation Travis Bitkle    Sat Stacking Pleb has a cool one board build   Altair Tech to have S19s single boards    D-central carries a Bitaxe kit and Pivotal Pleb Tech boards   Crypto Cloaks carries a number of DIY items as well   Winter is coming and everyone is getting ready with their space heaters and dusting off the sketchbooks and designs from previous years and getting back to work. Can't wait to see and share what everyone will build this winter!   UngovernableMisfits.com has Max and Crown's art for sale, check it out on the newly revamped website!  

Episode n°82 avec Chantal Läng