Podcasts about digital renaissance

►"Creative Careers in the Age of Technology"Today I'm welcoming onto the Round 2 PolyCast Eric Wallace who is The Polymathic Eric Wallace. Photographer, Big and Tall Model, Storyteller, Actor, Director, videographer, and founder of Verrocchio Studio.He was one of the first guests on the show, number 7 to be exact, and now he's number 141 capping off the 7th season of the show!Summary:In this engaging conversation, Dustin PolyInnovator and Eric Wallace explore the multifaceted nature of polymathy, discussing personal branding, the importance of adapting skills, and the impact of technology on creative careers. They delve into the significance of language learning, content creation challenges, and the role of mentorship in shaping a polymath's journey. Eric shares insights from his experiences in sports and creative fields, emphasizing the interconnectedness of various skills and the importance of networking when relocating. In this engaging conversation, Eric and Dustin explore various themes including the lessons learned from living on both coasts, the art of minimalist travel, the impact of AI and technology on creativity, the pursuit of creating a personal magnum opus, and the journey of self-reinvention. They discuss the importance of adaptability, the digital renaissance, and how personal experiences shape one's identity and creative output.Links:https://www.instagram.com/polymathicwallace/https://verrocchiostudio.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/walllaceeric/https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9546255/https://x.com/polymathicewhttps://www.instagram.com/polymathplayground/Original Interview https://youtu.be/81EDXXtyyoMPrevious Conversation After https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVj0HNEIakc"I might be known as Mr. Reinvention.""I love New York. I'm a big foodie.""It's time for your next adventure."Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Polymathy and Personal Branding02:53 Navigating Phases of Polymathy06:06 The Impact of Technology on Creative Careers09:00 Exploring New Opportunities and Skillsets12:03 The Importance of Language Learning14:59 Content Creation Challenges and Strategies18:02 The Role of Mentorship in Polymathy21:08 The Intersection of Sports and Creative Skills24:05 Advice on Relocating and Networking33:26 Coastal Living: Lessons from Both Coasts35:04 The Art of Minimalist Travel39:31 The Digital Renaissance: Embracing AI and Technology47:02 Creating a Magnum Opus: The Pursuit of Mastery53:00 Reinvention: The Journey of Self-Discovery▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬►Affiliates:Videos Repurposed with Opus Clip:https://www.opus.pro/?via=729b77Podcast Hosted with Transistor:https://transistor.fm/?via=polyinnovatorSocial Posts Automated with Nuelink:http://nuelink.com/?via=dustin▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬►

As the digital landscape becomes increasingly dominated by a few major technology companies, the drive for a more equitable and inclusive internet has never been more urgent. In this episode of Better Innovation, host Jeffrey Saviano is joined by Dr. Tomicah Tillemann, President of Project Liberty and a visionary leader working tirelessly to decentralize data control and democratize digital platforms. Tomicah, who leads this $500 million initiative to develop alternatives to big tech, presents Project Liberty's mission to enhance individual control over data and ensure fair economic benefits resulting from innovation initiatives.   With a rich background in policy and global advisory roles across both the public and private sectors, Tomicah shares how businesses can contribute to and benefit from a more open and equitable digital future. From examining the role of major tech platforms like TikTok in driving change, to debating the future of data rights and AI regulation, Tillemann offers a comprehensive view on how we can build a better internet.

Muhju is an architect and illustrator who is known for his distinctive style which he terms Renaissance 2.0. He draws inspiration from antiquity, including ancient Greece and Rome as well as the Renaissance and Baroque periods. His digital artwork combines a range of elements from these epochs, and this is also reflected through physical jewelry that he designs. Muhju's artwork has been exhibited internationally, and his first solo exhibition, Renaissance Dreams, was recently presented by Anggrech Agency in Zurich.Recorded on August 9, 2024 as a Space on X.Follow the guesthttps://x.com/MuhjuArtFollow the host:https://x.com/0x_ScooterFollow Particle:https://x.com/Collectparticlehttps://www.particlecollection.com/Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(02:00) Lifelong Interest in Storytelling(05:18) Influence of Architecture on Artistic Path(09:16) Renaissance 2.0: an Evolving Aesthetic(12:30) Nexus Anima: A Collection that Transcends the Canvas (17:13) The Making of Nexus Anima Portraits(20:18) Anima Necklace: Jewelry created in a Renaissance 2.0 Style(25:27) Sharing Royalties with Nexus Anima Collectors(27:48) Renaissance Dreams: a Solo Exhibition(30:48) Storytelling through a Triptych(33:12) Endgame: Integrating Renaissance 2.0 & Glitch Styles(37:02) FreedOM Fighter: the Joy of Making a Meme Card(41:35) The Architect: a Self-Portrait of the Artist(44:22) Family Collection of Renaissance Paintings(46:55) Muhju's Personal Collecting Interests(51:46) Outro

This time we are talking with Jeremy Lasman - A Creative Force for Imagination, former SpaceX technologist, Superhuman Founder, Visionary Pioneer.Jeremy and Dustin discussed the importance of pursuing unconventional career paths, the concept of an operating system for conscious evolution, and the interconnection between mind, body, spirit, and emotions. They also explored the relationship between curiosity and wisdom, the potential of AI in the human operating system, and the impact of technological change on various industries. Lastly, they delved into the integration of video games into other forms of media, and the role of AI in game creation, with a call to action to assess one's passion and energy quality.

James Huval James Huval is the Director of Information Technology at Johnstone Supply-The Petit Group. He leverages 15+ years of experience to drive innovation and partnerships. James previously led technology modernization with limited resources at St. Martin's Episcopal School. He has secured systems and investigated threats at LSU. Earlier roles included web development, systems administration,...

Tom Ferrucci As CIO of Natco Home Group, Tom Ferrucci spearheads digital transformation with a customer-centric vision, aligning processes and pushing innovation to gain insights and address needs. With over 35 years of experience, he leads developers, analysts, administrators, and more in an active IT department overseeing centralized data centers supporting global sites. Tom’s extensive...

The nostalgic charm of simpler times in educational fundraising comes alive as we reminisce. I fondly recall the days when selling chocolate bars door-to-door was more than just a fundraising activity; it was an exercise in community spirit. It was also a time of innocent mischief - I remember sneakily eating half of the chocolate bars, much to my parents' chagrin, who then had to cover the cost. These activities were the cornerstones of our fundraising endeavors, creating enduring connections and shared experiences. Fast forward to today, and we find ourselves amidst a transformative wave sweeping across the landscape of educational fundraising. Moving away from these traditional, tangible efforts, we are ushering in a new era marked by the allure of technology and innovation. This evolution paints a vivid picture of educational institutions stepping into a new realm, where digital prowess becomes key to their financial vitality. Imagine a world where the quaint charm of these bygone campaigns gives way to the dynamic pulse of the digital age. Here, schools are not just adapting; they are reinventing the very essence of fundraising. They weave technology into their narrative, turning each campaign into a network of global connections and digital sophistication. This metamorphosis is not just about keeping pace with the times; it's a bold statement about the importance of a stable and robust financial backbone, critical to enriching the educational journey for each student. Within the pages of this article lies a journey through this evolving terrain. It's a story about how technology is not just changing but also enriching the world of fundraising. From unlocking doors to global communities to nurturing a spirit of connectedness, this narrative explores how schools are charting a course towards a future where financial resilience is seamlessly interwoven with educational excellence. Goodbye chocolate bars, hello hashtags! Dive into how tech is turning school fundraising on its digital head. The Digital Renaissance in Fundraising The digital age has instigated a transformative shift in fundraising, steering initiatives away from conventional methods toward innovative, tech-driven strategies. Traditional approaches like door-to-door sales are being phased out, allowing for a new era where the internet, social media, and various tech tools take center stage. This digital renaissance marks a departure from the familiar, embracing a landscape where the power of technology amplifies the reach and impact of fundraising campaigns. In this evolution, educational institutions are leveraging the dynamic capabilities of the digital realm to engage supporters globally and reimagine the art of fundraising. Unlocking Global Reach with Online Platforms In today's fundraising landscape, educational institutions are embracing online platforms to expand their reach far beyond traditional geographical limits. This shift represents a significant change in strategy, allowing schools to connect with supporters and donors from all corners of the globe. These online platforms enable schools to engage with a wide and diverse audience, breaking free from the constraints of regional boundaries. This global outreach ensures that fundraising campaigns resonate with people from varied backgrounds, fostering a sense of worldwide community support. A key component of this approach is the use of engaging websites, crowdfunding platforms, and targeted social media campaigns. These tools are highly effective for showcasing educational initiatives in a visually appealing and accessible manner. They allow potential donors to easily understand and connect with the causes they care about. This digital exhibition of projects transcends physical boundaries, inviting a broad audience to explore and contribute to impactful educational efforts. Harnessing the Potential of Crowdfunding Crowdfunding has emerged as a transformative force in the arena of school fundraisi...

In this week's episode, we delve into the crucial role of a strong social media team in today's digital landscape. Sydney Dozier, CEO of Renaissance Marketing Group, and Ashley McDuffie, Vice President of Social Media at Renaissance,  shed light on the significance of having a dedicated social media team, particularly for businesses that may not have an in-house team.We kick things off by exploring the advantages of having a dedicated social media team rather than going it alone. Discover the key team members needed for an effective social media team, such as content creators, community managers, and data analysts. We'll also discuss the organizational structure necessary when managing multiple accounts.A strong social media team relies on a well-crafted content strategy that aligns with your brand identity and goals. Tune in to understand the importance of consistency and quality in content creation. Learn how continued education and accountability within the team enable adaptation to evolving social media trends.We'll emphasize the benefits of a full team in community engagement and building customer relationships. Find out how working with an agency can help business owners outsource without requiring extensive industry knowledge. We'll share collective case studies across various social media platforms, showcasing success stories for businesses.Discover how a social media team can leverage connections and partnerships to elevate your brand's reach. Our experts will explain the resourcefulness and collaborative nature of such a team and discuss how experiences with other accounts and businesses can provide unique insights that may not be accessible to a solo in-house individual.In the fast-paced world of social media, it's essential to adapt to evolving algorithms and trends. We'll talk about how a dedicated social media team is well-equipped to handle these changes effectively.As we wrap up, we'll summarize the key takeaways from this episode. We encourage our listeners to evaluate their own social media needs and consider the benefits of building a strong social media team or outsourcing to an agency. The digital renaissance is ongoing, and your brand's success depends on your ability to master the ever-evolving world of social media.About Renaissance Marketing Group: Renaissance Marketing Group is a full-service social media marketing agency based in Nashville. The Renaissance team is made up of a talented group of passionate creatives and marketers, committed to the success of their clients and passionate about helping business owners succeed. Founded in 2014, the woman-owned company delivers proven social media marketing results. Their services include social media management, content creation, paid digital advertising, email marketing, influencer marketing, graphic design, branding, professional photography and videography, digital marketing strategy, podcast production, and more. Renaissance is committed to influencing optimal revenue and online growth, while exceeding their client's expectations. In 2021, Renaissance announced the launch of their nonprofit, The Mona Lisa Foundation. The Mona Lisa Foundation was created from a love and passion for supporting women on their entrepreneurial journeys and focuses on offering mentorship, marketing, and business education, grant money, and community to Nashville-based women business owners.Renaissance is the host of the Renaissance Women's Summit, a day-long conference for women entrepreneurs looking to level up in all areas of their business. Learn more: www.renaissancemarketinggroup.com

Remarkable improvements in artificial intelligence are forcing us to reassess our government, our economy, and ourselves. Boosters see an opportunity to empower individual creators and circumvent sclerotic industry gatekeepers. Many creators are already using AI to hone their craft, test new concepts, and reach new audiences. But skeptics see another possibility: that AI will stifle creativity by strengthening the most powerful corporations. Artists' work is being used without license to teach AI models. AI platforms have produced works inspired by human creators without attribution. And as the recent writers strike shows, many fear that media companies will use AI to replace human creators altogether.How can we channel AI so that it strengthens individual agency? What are potential artistic and public interest applications of AI, and what policies and incentives do we need to make those applications succeed? In this bonus episode, Laurent Crenshaw (Patreon, FAI board of directors), Sy Damle (Latham & Watkins, fmr. general counsel for the U.S. Copyright Office, Ashkhen Kazaryan (Stand Together), and Patrick Blumenthal (New Frontier Ventures) discuss AI's implications for creators, art, and innovation live from Washington, D.C.

Today we talk with Lucien Harriot, what we consider a "digital renaissnce man", about the ins and outs and ups and downs of all things VXF and AI...and the Rubix Cube! Since 1996, Lucien Harriot has been the driving force behind Mechanism Digital, a New York City-based studio specializing in award-winning visual effects, animation, and next-gen media for marketing and entertainment. As both a creative and technical director, Lucien develops advanced workflows to further content production. Under Lucien's leadership, Mechanism Digital has become an industry trailblazer in CGI and VFX. The studio serves a diverse clientele, from feature films to medical education and corporate communications. Lucien's agile problem-solving and quick decision-making have guided teams of technical artists in both studio and on-set environments. Always forward-thinking, the studio leverages AI in post-production to benefit projects. Lucien is a VFX-supervisor for 2D/3D animation, design, and experiential projects. But he's not just about work; he's a man of diverse experiences. An avid sailor, Lucien enjoys racing and family overnights on Chesapeake Bay or Hudson River. He's a pilot, a DJ, and in the '80s, taught himself to solve the Rubik's Cube. His life has been a tapestry of unique experiences: from summers in nudist communities to living in a Tennessee school bus, and an Amsterdam houseboat. He's led a blind runner through two marathons, volunteered at Ground Zero, and enjoys Burning Man. He's raced classic sports cars, survived high-speed motorcycle crashes, and enjoys longboarding in NYC with his boys and night SCUBA diving with sharks. Raised in SOHO among artists, Lucien maintains a loft lifestyle. He's a published author, experimental photographer, and a concert sound engineer. He mentors disadvantaged entrepreneurs, believe the best way to learn is to teach, enjoys math, puzzles, and singing. He's been arrested, awarded, and does all his own stunts. A member of both Visual Effects Society and Producers Guild of America, his studio has garnered numerous awards, testifying to Lucien's dual strengths in technical mastery & creative innovation. www.mechanmismdigital.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucienharriot/

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We're diving deep into the Week of Kuumba, which is all about creativity. Our focus this week is on "Digital Artistry: Unleashing Your Creative Genius in the Digital Renaissance". We'll be exploring how digital tools have opened up new mediums for expression and how you can tap into this to unleash your own creative genius.And to set the tone for the week, here's our Proverb of the Day: "Without craftsmanship, inspiration is a mere reed shaken in the wind." May this inspire you to hone your skills and create something amazing this week.So, stay tuned, we have a lot of exciting stuff lined up for you. Remember, inspiration comes to those who seek it out.Looking forward to your presence!To get entire video goto https://t.me/GNJTribe

I wanted to share some highlights from today's episode of "Our Thang Podcast". This week was all about the "Week of Kuumba" - a week dedicated to creativity and making our communities better and more beautiful.The episode dove deep into the concept of being a "Digital Truth-Seeker". In this digital age, misinformation is rampant and it's becoming increasingly important to navigate the seas of this digital renaissance with a discerning eye. You know what they say, "A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes." It was a fascinating discussion, and I think you'll find it insightful.If you're interested, I'd recommend giving it a listen. Let's continue to learn together and seek truth in our digital world.

Message: As we journey through the Digital Renaissance, the vast web of digital connections offers unparalleled opportunities. With Nia as our guiding principle, let's ensure these connections are purpose-driven, fostering genuine relationships and mutual growth.Proverb: "The thread follows the needle." - A poignant reminder that just as a thread is guided by the needle's direction, our digital interactions should be steered by our deeper purpose.Folktale: "The Spider's Web" - An African tale of a spider whose purposeful weaving saves an entire village, underscoring the transformative power of intention in creation.

Message: In the Digital Renaissance, we're called to champion Ujamaa by supporting and promoting online platforms that prioritize community-driven economics and express gratitude to creators. Together, we can shape a digital marketplace that reflects our shared values and aspirations.Proverb: "Many bees make a hive." - A reminder that collective efforts, like the harmonious work of bees, lead to the creation of something valuable and lasting.Folktale: "The Monkeys and the Moon" - A Tibetan tale of monkeys attempting to capture the moon's reflection, underscoring the consequences of collective misunderstanding and the importance of clarity in our shared endeavors.

This is a summary of the podcast episode from "Our Thang Podcast" titled "Week of Kuumba". The focus of this episode is "Ujima - Unity in the Digital Age: Embracing Ujima in the Digital Renaissance". The central theme revolves around unity in this digital era, using the principle of Ujima, which promotes collective work and responsibility.Podcast Title: Our Thang PodcastEpisode Title: Week of KuumbaSubheading: Ujima - Unity in the Digital Age: Embracing Ujima in the Digital RenaissanceProverb of the Day: "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link."

This is a brief summary of "Our Thang Podcast" episode focused on Kujichagulia, which suggests ways to empower your digital journey and find your true self in the Digital Renaissance. The podcast episode is aired in the week of Kuumba.Title: Our Thang podcastEpisode Theme: Kujichagulia - Empower Your Digital Journey: Steps to True Self in the Digital RenaissanceWeek: Kuumba WeekProverb of the Day: "The one who asks questions doesn't lose his way."

Welcome to a week dedicated to Kuumba, the principle of creativity that ignites our spirit and shapes our world. As we journey through this week, our theme, "Digital Renaissance," beckons us to explore the transformative power of digital media, technology, and the internet in reshaping our creative expressions and community building.Our guiding light is the proverb: "Creativity is the act of turning new and imaginative ideas into reality." It serves as a reminder that our imagination, when coupled with action, can birth wonders.Drawing inspiration from the "Legend of the Phoenix," our folktale of the week, we're reminded of the cyclical nature of rebirth and renewal. Just as the Phoenix rises from its ashes, so too does our art and culture find rejuvenation in this digital age.And as we gather each day, our Daily Toast Ritual will not just be a tradition but a moment of reflection and unity. It's a time to acknowledge our collective efforts, to celebrate our digital innovations, and to remind ourselves of the timeless essence of Kuumba that binds us all.Join us in this celebration of creativity, innovation, and community.

As we raise our glasses today, let's celebrate the boundless spirit of Kuumba, the essence of creativity that flows within each of us. In this age of the Digital Renaissance, we are not just passive observers but active creators, painting our stories on the vast canvas of the digital realm.With every click, every post, every shared idea, we contribute to a global tapestry of innovation and expression. Our tools may be digital, but our hearts and souls are as timeless as ever. Let's toast to the fusion of tradition and technology, to the old and the new, and to the endless possibilities that lie ahead.

View the full video interview here. How does the metaverse redefine brand realities and drive customer engagement by providing immersive and interactive platforms that transcend conventional marketing methods? Yonatan Raz-Fridman is a visionary entrepreneur, technology executive, and the co-founder and CEO of Supersocial, a leading metaverse company that builds and operates cutting-edge virtual worlds for top-tier global brands and turns them into prosperous businesses. Supersocial has garnered significant recognition and support, backed by industry-leading investors who believe in Yon's vision.

Travie cohosts with Anna Skates & Tess Robinson (Her Crypto) to discuss what the world looks like when Artificial Intelligence meets Blockchain. As emerging technology makes its way into our lives, we help craft a bright future not only for ourselves, but our children and the future of education. Anna Skates is a children and family advocate, Creator of Every Little Step NFTs & Kid 3 Conference, and host of "Together with Miss Anna" podcast. Tess Robinson is a builder, innovator, speaker, and Core Team Lead at Bulls and Apes Project @bullsapesproj. Travie's links: https://twitter.com/MrTravisTho https://linktr.ee/travie.eth Tess Robinson (HerCrypto): https://twitter.com/HERCrypto_ Bulls and Apes Project: https://www.bullsandapesproject.com/ Anna Skates: https://twitter.com/anna_skates For info on Anna's Podcast, Kid 3 Conference, Every Little Step: https://linktr.ee/anna_skates Affiliates/Partners: Get your OWN UNSTOPPABLE DOMAIN here: https://unstoppabledomains.com/?ref=travie Get ZEALOUS Today and have your own AI assistant, turning all your recorded content into marketing that works: https://zealous.one/?via=travie Join the Disco Studios Discord: discord.gg/syR833GFxg and follow DS at https://discostudios.art/ NFT365 Podcast with Fanzo: https://nft365podcast.com/ Theme FIRED UP by IAMNAX: https://www.iamnax.xyz/

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On this episode we are joined by Brett Kilbourne, Senior VP & General Counsel at the Utilities Technology Council. Brett chats with Brad at this year's annual UTC event in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Brett specializes in assisting utilities in navigating legal and regulatory issues related to broadband. Throughout his career, Brett has established himself as a trusted advisor, providing strategic counsel and guidance to utilities in understanding the complex legal landscape. Click now to listen. Also, subscribe to the Broadband Bunch on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode. https://utctelecom.org

Dan Koe is a prolific content creator who rose to popularity by publishing stunning graphics, powerful animations, and insightful essays about the future of work, modern day philosophy, internet entrepreneurship, self-improvement and more.In this conversation, we discuss the responsibility of having a large audience, Dan's soon to be released book, The Art of Focus, the importance of learning and building in parallel, how to effectively set goals, how to manage entropy, the power of a clear vision, winning during the digital renaissance, high value skills, and much more.Learn More About Dan→ Letters: https://thedankoe.com→ Free Power Planner: https://shop.thedankoe.com/planner→ Free 7 Days To Genius Challenge: https://7daystogeniusideas.com→ Writing & content course: https://2hourwriter.com→ Modern Mastery Community & Library: https://modernmastery.co Dan's Socials→ https://twitter.com/thedankoe→ https://instagram.com/thedankoe→ https://medium.com/@thedankoe→ https://linkedin.com/in/thedankoe Links We Discussed:→ Israel Adesanya Speech: https://youtu.be/ZNoODFgTq3c→ Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: https://www.amazon.com/Flow-Psychology-Experience-Perennial-Classics/dp/0061339202/ Help The Louis and Kyle Show:→ Leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1504333834→ Drop us an email: LouisandKyleShow@gmail.com→ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb6qBiV1HAYcep87nKJmGhA Follow The Show on Social Media:→ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisKyleShow→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/louiskyleshow/→ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65567567/ Connect with Louis and Kyle:→ Read Louis' Newsletter: https://louisshulman.substack.com/→ Louis' Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisShulman→ Kyle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/_kylebishop→ Louis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisshulman/→ Kyle's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-bishop-7b790050/

My guest today is Adrian Pocobelli (https://twitter.com/pocobelli ), who has an amazing show on YouTube called Artist Journal where he dives deep into digital art and artists (https://www.youtube.com/@pocobelli ). He also hosts his show as spaces for Rug Radio, the iconic Web3-native media brand. His journey as an artist began on an iPhone 6s on apps he still uses today. In this episode, we dive into the differences between art culture in North America and Berlin, and go on many other tangents inside and outside of web3. Adrian is just the type of person we need in Web3 for it to truly thrive. We Discuss: The power of digital tools in expanding artistic capabilities, allowing creators to blend traditional art elements with digital features, resulting in a unique artistic expression.The challenges of digital art, especially its ephemeral nature and vulnerability to replication.Adrian's creative process demonstrates a fusion of traditional techniques and digital tools, highlighting the importance of adaptability in a rapidly changing artistic landscape.Adrian discusses the transformative power of blockchain and NFTs in democratizing art distribution, breaking down barriers for artists and providing new platforms for showcasing their work.Inspiration, according to Adrian, can come from any corner of life, reinforcing the idea that creativity is not a confined concept but a holistic experience that integrates various life aspects.The emergence of Web3 has resulted in a more accessible and democratic art scene, changing the way we experience and interact with art, says Adrian.Adrian's optimistic outlook for the future of digital art underscores his belief in the long-term potential of the digital economy, emphasizing its role in enhancing art's visibility and sustainability.Adrian describes Web 3 as "youthful and optimistic," emphasizing the positive drive and innovative mindset of those engaged in this new digital landscape.Chapters0:00 Adrian's Background10:49 Berlin vs North American Art Culture19:48 Adrian's Web3 Inflection Point - Finance not Art26:01 Adrian's Experience with Community and Selling Art33:00 Art without Borders or Barriers to Entry41:30 Accessibility and UX in Web3 vs TradFi46:10 Adrian's Show, Self-Awareness and Psychedelics 59:55 The Future of Digital Art and Adrian's Role in ItThanks for listening! Did you know you can also watch the show on YouTube? Just hit the link below and don't forget to subscribe!Web3 w/ Me - YouTube

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In this episode, we talk with Dr. Andrea Polio about his research on Chinese technology companies in Nairobi, Kenya, and how African cities have emerged as proxy arenas where different modes of international relations are given effect through the development of infrastructure. He discusses how African cities are crucial actors and sites of the geopolitics of digital infrastructure, which will increasingly be one of the key geopolitical arenas of the 21st century as the US, China, and the EU compete for global influence with new programs of development finance. In a related  paper, Dr. Pollio argues that urban areas are already beholden to  competition between different state actors and units of capital for infrastructure networks in the global south. In this context, Africa's fast-growing metropolises have emerged as testbeds of shifts in the geopolitics of information towards multipolar magnets of power. Dr. Andrea Pollio is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow jointly at the Department of Urban and Regional Studies of the Polytechnic of Turin and at the African Centre for Cities of the University of Cape Town, where his research addresses the impact of private Chinese technology companies in Nairobi's Silicon Savannah. His broader work explores the interface between technology economies, development, and urbanization in Africa.  He has also studied the impact of private Chinese capital on two East-African cities (Addis Ababa and Nairobi) that have emerged as key destinations for the urbanization of Chinese investments in the continent. Twitter: @andretwpRelated Links:Cities as Geopolitical Testbeds of Digital Infrastructure by Andrea Polio Acceleration, development and technocapitalism at the Silicon Cape of Africa, by Andrea Pollio in Economy and SpaceUrban statecraft: The governance of transport infrastructures in African cities, by Liza Rose Cirolia and Jesse Harber in Urban StudiesIMF Sub-Caharan African Regional OutlookThe geopolitics of debt in Africa in the Review of African Political Economy 

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This is part four of Iman Gadzhi's Digital Renaissance. Don't just listen, take action, and become an ALPHA WOLF!All necessary links: https://linktr.ee/alphawolfpack Join the Wolfpack: https://plus.acast.com/s/wolfpack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is part one of Iman Gadzhi's Digital Renaissance. Don't just listen, take action, and become an ALPHA WOLF!All necessary links: https://linktr.ee/alphawolfpack Join the Wolfpack: https://plus.acast.com/s/wolfpack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is part three of Iman Gadzhi's Digital Renaissance. Don't just listen, take action, and become an ALPHA WOLF!All necessary links: https://linktr.ee/alphawolfpack Join the Wolfpack: https://plus.acast.com/s/wolfpack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is part 2 of Iman Gadzhi's Digital Renaissance. Don't just listen, take action, and become an ALPHA WOLF!All necessary links: https://linktr.ee/alphawolfpack Join the Wolfpack: https://plus.acast.com/s/wolfpack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Full Guide, Hamza speaks about masculinity and how to become a man. Not a guy, like most males older than kids. A strong, capable, focused, successful MAN. Truly an ALPHA WOLF! All episodes of Iman Gadzhi's Digital Renaissance are available on the podcast  All necessary links: https://linktr.ee/alphawolfpack Join the Wolfpack: https://plus.acast.com/s/wolfpack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode the gang discusses the buzz around celebrity jet emissions (1:45), Ne-yo getting into hot water for cheating (12:46), Beyonce dropping her new album Renaissance + getting heat for using the word 'spazz' (23:50), the negative aspects of woke culture (40:45), Cyberbullying (49:00), Terrace house participant Hana Kimura's suicide (50:20), developing relationships on the internet (53:50), Dane cook getting engaged to 23 year old (1:03:50), Elon Musk's dad being sus, Donald Trump burying his first wife Ivana Trump on his golf course (1:22:10), Brittney Griner's being sentenced for 9 years amid russian arms dealer trade (1:24:45), the Victoria Secret Angels and Demon's doc on Hulu (1:33:10), the excellent chef themes show The Bear on Hulu (1:45:50), Better Call Saul's newest episode (1:50:15), and share final thoughts (2:02:40). linktr.ee/dippedinnonsense

FaZe ClipZ, David Chen and Overtflow bring on guest, J.D. Seraphine to discuss the Atari movie he's working on with Leonardo DiCaprio, and how technology will change the way we experience movies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

FaZe Clan Co-Founder, ClipZ, boxing + lifestyle influencer Overtflow, and NACL founder David Chen, discuss the intersection of gaming, crypto, and NFTs, on the debut episode of Digital Renaissance. They also discuss a Fortnite rumor, FaZe1 and the FaZe warehouse, along with Happy Punch and Tik Tok benefits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Special Guests: Paul Miller and Shimrit James: Co-Authors of Nature of Work Your organisation is alive. It's a living, breathing, adaptive, regenerative system. But for decades, maybe even centuries, organisations have been treated as though they are machines. From that mechanistic mindset, engaging employees will fail, time and again. Seen simply as ‘human resources', addressing emergent threats and opportunities such as ‘The Great Resignation', hybrid working and employee wellbeing will be an uphill struggle. Approaching these from a living systems mindset, however, means leaders can draw inspiration from and alignment with nature around areas such as purpose, biodiversity, relationships, migration and health. Paul Miller is a technology and social entrepreneur. He is CEO and Founder of Digital Workplace Group (DWG), rated by the Financial Times in 2020 as one of the UK's leading management consultancies in digital transformation. His previous books include The Digital Renaissance of Work: Delivering digital workplaces fit for the future (co-authored with Elizabeth Marsh), which was shortlisted for the Management Book of the Year 2016 Award, and The Digital Workplace: How technology is liberating work. Shimrit Janes is Director of Knowledge for DWG, focused on curating knowledge on the digital workplace for its members and clients such as Adobe, The Coca-Cola Company, Ubisoft and UNHCR. She has worked with Paul and DWG colleagues on various initiatives, such as Digital Nations Group, as well as co-hosting the 24-hour global digital experience DWG24.  Join us as we discuss how people within an organisational ecosystem can be nurtured to thrive by learning from nature's patterns. Listen Live (Archive Available) Host: Andy Goram

Episode 7: Part 2 of Isotta's conversation with Monty Preston, Manager of Art Advisory & Curation at Saatchi Art. Monty joins us to share news about Saatchi Art's exciting new initiative: ‘The Other Avatars'. This project is empowering diverse emerging artists from across the globe to create NFT's inspired by Van Gogh's self portraits. The conversation touches upon Monty's interest in the potential of the Metaverse becoming a contemporary art hub, and concludes with a sneak peak into Saatchi Art's plans to expand online community in the art world. DonateMusic by Blue Dot SessionsCover art by Eleonora TucciSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/art-is/donations

On this episode of Untold Stories, my friend Jamil Hasan, currently the program director of the “Crypto Corner,” a weekend podcast series hosted by Irish Tech News, turns the spotlight on me. A few of the conversation topics discussed in the interview included: how I got into Bitcoin and Crypto, Bitcoin's role on the macro-landscape, how to level up your life, disruptive technologies and much more. We begin our conversation by discussing the early days of Bitcoin and how my team and I bootstrapped BitInstant, the first venture-backed Bitcoin company. We also touch on how the Bitcoin industry changed dramatically over a small period of time and how the Bitcoin community has changed over time. Our conversation transitions to War Games and Bitcoin's role in the macro politico-economic landscape. We discuss the degradation of the dollar as the global reserve currency and the possibility of the escalated conflicts in the age of information. A very interesting topic of discussion was the impact of global conflict on financial equilibrium and Bitcoin. Our conversation transitions to the topic of disruptive technologies. We discuss the impact of the print press on literacy rates and the democratization of knowledge and information. A very interesting talking point was how the feudal power structure of the past attempted to stifle the dissemination of information by imprisoning people who used the printing press to share information to the general population. We finish our incredible conversation by discussing how anyone can take advantage of the Digital Renaissance. I give advice to anyone who is interested in leveling up their life should consider becoming a domain expert in any of the sub categories of the crypto industry. Please enjoy my conversation with Jamil Hasan. -- Public: Start investing with as little as $1 and get a free slice of stock up to $50 when you join Public.com today. Visit public.com/UNTOLDSTORIES to download the app and sign up. -- This podcast is powered by Blockworks. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at https://blockworks.co

Episode 3: Monty Preston, Manager of Art Advisory & Curation at Saatchi Art, joins us to explain what NFT's are and how we as emerging artists can benefit from blockchain technology. Isotta asks Monty to clear up the common misconceptions around NFT's and clarify how they can generate income for artists. Part 1 of their conversation covers the popular topic of curation in the NFT space and delves into the probing question: do NFT's offer opportunities for increased diversity and democratized access to the art world? The episode ends with Monty sharing her vision for the future of the art world along with an explanation of trends, emerging media models, and innovations both she and Saatchi Art are excited about. DonateMusic by Blue Dot SessionsCover art by Eleonora TucciSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/art-is/donations

Conversation with Ricardo Diaz, the Chief Digital Officer of Omelet, an independent creative ad agency. Episode link on A Shark's Perspective

My guest today is my friend, Vinny Lingham, prolific venture capitalist, serial entrepreneur and thought leader. Vinny is currently a GP at Multicoin Capital and Newton Partners. He was a seed investor in Solana and Filecoin Vinny was one of Co-Founder & CEO at Civic Technology. He is also a GP at Multicoin Capital He was the founder and CEO of Gyft. He is also the founder of Yola.com, a web development and hosting company that enables users without prior programming knowledge to develop websites. Vinny is the recipient of numerous awards, including Top Young ICT Entrepreneur in Africa (2006) and was also a finalist for Men's Health Best Man (2009) and ICT Personality of the Year in South Africa (2008). He also previously founded Clicks2Customers, which also won the Top Technology Company award in South Africa in 2006. In our discussion we cover exceptionalism and investing fundamentals, why DAO's will eat the world, the cultural significance of NFTs and the Digital Renaissance, and much more. We begin our conversation by discussing the early days of Bitcoin and marvel at how much things have in such a short amount of time. We discuss why Crypto is such a unique industry and the evolution from a nascent industry to global asset class. We continue our discussion of technological revolution and investing by discussing Vinny's unique approach to investing and how that is informed by his understanding of the world. We discuss the importance of the individual and how one person can have an asymmetric impact on society. This insight has driven Vinny to change his investing strategy from betting on the idea to betting on the person. We discuss how this mindset guided Vinny's decision to invest in Solana and Filecoin at the Seed stage. We continue our conversation by discussing what makes a person exceptional and why Vinny calls these people "species changers." We go on to discuss examples of species changers from history like Einstein, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos. We finish our discussion on game changers by discussing the importance of perseverance and grit. One of the main talking points throughout our conversation is the emergence of the metaverse in the consciousness of the general public. We discuss the metaverse, how it is all encompassing, why traditional tech companies are beginning to pivot toward the metaverse, and much more. Our conversation flows to the discussion on DAOs. We discuss the impact DAO's will have on disrupting traditional finance and Wall St, empower community building, and enhance the digital experience to heights unknown. We move from DAO's to NFTs where Vinny explains why we are still in the early days of NFTs and their importance and implications on broader society. He continues his discussion on NFTs by elaborating on his broader vision for the future of NFTs and how he believes the market dynamics. We continue our discussion by talking about how we are living through the beginning of a Digital Renaissance. We finish our discussion on NFTs by discussing the future use cases of NFTs and the integration with AR and VR. We finish our conversation by discussing the bull case for Solana, the developer battle between Solana and Ethereum, and the joy of building new technology. Please enjoy my conversation with my friend Vinny Lingham. -- Ledn provides financial products to help you unlock the power of digital assets. With a secure and easy-to-use platform, it's the simplest way to earn interest, borrow, and trade your BTC and USDC. For maximum accountability, Ledn offers Proof of Reserves attestations to give you peace of mind while you make the most of your Bitcoin. Untold Stories listeners can receive $50 in free BTC when you create a new loan. More info at https://untoldstories.link/LEDN -- This podcast is powered by Blockworks. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at https://blockworks.co

TEMAS: Libros y la técnica del Pomodoro Efectos terapéuticos de los psicodélicos Libro El Compás del Placer Libro El Ultrametabolismo El concepto de “Calaveritas” en México y la cultura de la Muerte España, Barcelona, Las Ramblas, Gaudí y La Mercé La Conquista de India por parte del Imperio Británico Los peligros del AI y la ética aplicada a los algoritmos La exploración espacial en tiempo real (Next Spaceflight)

TEMAS: New Amsterdam, New York y Wall St. La Conquista Española y el Imperio Británico en el siglo XVI El Segundo Imperio Financiero Británico y la Ciudad de Londres Ethereum 2.0 y los incentivos, nodos validadores y factores económicos BLS Signatures en ETH 2.0 Entrega de NFTs Blockchain y la Inteligencia Artificial BTC tokenizado en Ethereum (BTConEthereum.com) El concepto de Parlamentos, Congresos y los DAOs Historia del Equipo Omega en el libro “Life 3.0” POAP Art

TEMAS: Historia Universal y exploración espacial 2.0 Despedida y After Party

TEMAS: Introducción al streaming Axie Infinity, Blockchain Gaming, Play to Earn Dragonary, Plants vs Undead, Visa y el proyecto de Universal Payment Channels Genocidio de la secta Uigur en China “SuperApps” como WeChat y AliPay Los conceptos clave del Capitalismo, Adam Smith, etc.

TEMAS: Black Holes & Wormholes, Interstellar (Christopher Nolan), soundtrack (Hans Zimmer) y teoría física (Kip Thorne) Miguel Alcubierre Warp Drive Dark Matter y expansión del Universo Características de la física cuántica Bitcoin y la fuerza de las ideas (Victor Hugo) Homo Deus y la siguiente generación del hombre Padawan Polytechnik y la Academia del Renacimiento Digital

TEMAS: Introducción al streaming Ethereum, reflexiones sobre el último año. Conversatorio sobre Polkadot Arquitectura de Polkadot (validadores, colaboradores, fishermen) Internet of Blockchains: visión del proyecto Polkadot (DOT) Kusama (KSM) y la red “Canaria” de Polkadot Protocolo de comunicación entre Parachains (XCMP y HRMP) Internet of Blockchains Kraken Intelligence Report sobre Polkadot Dinámica de la Gobernanza On-Chain hacia el interior de Polkadot Similitudes de Polkadot con Ethereum 2.0 Lex Cryptographica y los inicios de la Gobernanza Algorítmica Lenguaje Rust y Substrate Política Monetaria de Ethereum y la seguridad en la red Blockchain Ethereum 2.0, slashing y nivel de seguridad comparado a PoW Defi Pulse y la explosión del colateral en Decentralized Finance Incubadora de Ideas Blockchain Kings of Crypto y los inicios de Coinbase (Y Combinator) Exchanges en USA (Kraken, Gemini, Coinbase)

TEMAS: Gary Gensler, la SEC y su interacción sobre DeFi Regulación en USA sobre stablecoins Uniswap, la autonomía y el código a prueba de censura Concepto de Lex Cryptographica, alegalidad vs la ilegalidad Interpretación de la Ley Mercantil (Contract Law) y curso Harvard Law Innovación vs Regulación, ejemplos sobre NASA y el Space Race 2.0 Componentes centralizados en la etapa “embriónica” de una red Blockchain El inicio del Renacimiento Digital Entrega de NFTs Reseña del libro “Crypto” y “Kings of Crypto” Arquitectura del Web 2.0 y el Cloud Computing, AWS Descentralización del almacenamiento (FileCoin) Juan Benet y el Web 3.0, Protocol Labs, IPFS Efectos cuántics (entanglement) Tesseracts y geometría no-euclidiana Máquina de Ultra-Violeta Extremo Escala Kardashev y la Civilización Tipo I, II y III “Genesis” de Guido Tonelli sobre la historia del inicio del Universo El Universo observable y las regiones inaccesibles del Universo

Thomas Dabbs speaks with Brett Greatley-Hirsch, University Academic Fellow in Textual Studies and Digital Editing, University of Leeds. Brett is a Coordinating Editor of Digital Renaissance Editions (DRE) and Co-editor of the journal Shakespeare (Routledge) and a Trustee of the British Shakespeare Association.

The boys at TAP get to know The Digital Renaissance Artist, Kristan Woolford.   #ATLSalute Goes To: Tash Nikol   What's On TAP?:  Situational Ethics: Rye Barrel-Aged Rocky Road 2020 - Imperial Stout - Monday Night Brewing 13.8%ABV Situational Ethics: Maple Scotch Barrel-Aged S'mores 2020 - Imperial Stout - Monday Night Brewing - 13.8%ABV

0:00 Introduction + Cao Yin's Beginning in Blockchain 2:46 Bitcoin Mining Crackdowns in China 5:28 Are miners moving out of China? 7:53 Does Bitcoin mining have a future in China? 11:00 Why does Cao Yin like Polkadot so much? 14:18 Which Polkadot projects are the best? 15:33 Kusama is the real Polkadot 18:22 Who will win the first 5 Kusama Parachain slots? 20:00 What is the metaverse? 25:17 NFT Collecting 27:14 The NFT Market Trend 28:20 What's coming next? Polkadot season? 34:24 Investing Trends

There's a rebellion underway and Aris Creates is leading the charge. The arts and creative industries have long needed change and it's finally here. Aris is on a mission to improve the lives of 1 million creatives using “Artapreneurship” and to future-proof the arts through technology and innovation.  As a lifelong creative and independent creative entrepreneur herself, she recognizes the shift the world has made towards a Digital Renaissance and excitedly studies it. She hopes to bring freedom of choice to all creatives around the world and a new era in the arts and creative industries through her work. Things you will learn in this episode: [00:01 - 05:53] Opening Segment I introduce today's guest, Aris Creates No pressure for being a young creative  A multi-passionate creative  There's so much more in the visual arts ...and also in the performing arts  Aris' “Aha!” moment [05:54- 11:09] Monetizing Your Artistic Skills  The unique starting point of Aris in the creatives industry  Art school was out of the question and she tells why Getting paid to learn new skills  The importance of mentors  Aris' journey in growing her business Different forms of mentorship A life-changing “Hackathon” Systems and processes  [11:10 - 17:15] Champion for Artists  Stepping up as a champion for artists  Stepping back and creating the right platform  The answer to the “Starving Artist Problem” A much-needed mindset shift  Practical skills that generate outcomes  Business models for artists that create income Different paths to success Find paths with long-lasting success [17:16 - 22:16] The Artapreneurs™ Summit Erasing fears from people There's no need to give up a piece of yourself to be successful  Willingness to share your story  All our stories are amazing and worth telling  All types of creatives are well represented  Creating her own dreamland  [22:17 - 24:38] Closing Segment How to find more of Aris  Links below  Final words Tweetable Quotes:  “If you just choose the right piece of your creative outlet, there are ways to actually monetize it .” - Aris Creates “We need to see the stories of people who have made it. We need those stories because they make it real to us.” - Aris Creates “I believe that everyone has a story, and every story is amazing.” - Aris Creates Resource Mentioned GRAB your free ticket at https://summit2021.artapreneurs.com/ (https://summit2021.artapreneurs.com/) to learn, connect, and grow with other like-minded people and take your art business to the next level! See you 24-27 June online!  You can connect with Aris on https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariscreates/ (LinkedIn), https://www.instagram.com/artapreneurs/ (Instagram), and https://www.fb.com/groups/strivingartists (Facebook) or email her at mail@artapreneurs.com. Check out https://artapreneurs.com/ (Artapreneurs) and learn how Aris helps creatives in making money with their talents!  You can connect with me, Jesse Paul, on https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessepaulsmith/ (LinkedIn), Facebook, and https://www.instagram.com/worldwide_dancechallenge/ (Instagram) or email jesse@mycreativedistrict.com. Check out https://www.worldwidedancechallenge.com/ (https://www.worldwidedancechallenge.com/) to learn more about our creative space.  Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue on putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to turn passion into profit.

There's a rebellion underway and Aris Creates is leading the charge. The arts and creative industries have long needed change and it's finally here. Aris is on a mission to improve the lives of 1 million creatives using “Artapreneurship” and to future-proof the arts through technology and innovation. As a lifelong creative and independent creative entrepreneur herself, she recognizes the shift the world has made towards a Digital Renaissance. She hopes to bring freedom of choice to all creatives around the world and a new era in the arts and creative industries through her work. Grab your FREE ticket to the virtual Artapreneur Summit, June 24-27th  https://summit2021.artapreneurs.com/joinmikebrennan  

Joel Gordon's experiences over a lifetime are diverse and have shaped his philosophy on education and our desire to Make.  His training in electronics, coding, sculpture, and mechanics has led to an exciting career that has taken him around the world and back again.

Josh Rosenthal is a former historian and is now a partner at 6ixth Event Cataclysmic Capital. In today's episode, we take a wide lens and examine the similarities between the European Renaissance and what is happening in today's society with both the internet and blockchain technology. Will future historians call this the Crypto Renaissance? ------

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/science-technology-and-society

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/economics

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/communications

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/technology

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/popular-culture

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics.

Digitization is reshaping creative industries. Old gatekeepers in music, publishing, television, movies, and other industries no longer play such an important role, and digital piracy makes it easy for consumers to avoid paying companies, artists, and writers for what they produce. On the other hand, independents can now cheaply produce and distribute creative works both to niche and mass market audiences. In Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture (Princeton UP, 2020), Economist Joel Waldfogel uses data about the quantity, quality, and mass appeal of these works to make the case that this has on balance made us all better off, resulting in a digital renaissance. In this interview, we discuss the findings in his book and how he arrives at them. I also get his perspective on some developments since his book came out, like the rise of Spotify, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of the pandemic on digitization. He also unwittingly gives me the opportunity to tell everyone with an Amazon device in the house to say “Alexa, Beethoven’s pathetic!” and enjoy the result. If you want to buy the NFT for Waldfogel’s famously Scroogey paper “The Deadweight Loss of Christmas,” he is open to bids and promises to donate the proceeds to charity, unlike Scrooge. You can also follow him on Twitter. Host Peter Lorentzen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of San Francisco, where he leads a new digital economy-focused Master's program in Applied Economics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Gensokyo Radio Live #103

Interest in crypto assets continues to accelerate, attracting investors from all walks of life and from all over the world. In this episode, we are joined by Raoul Pal, CEO and Founder of Real Vision Group, and Global Macro Investor, and one of the earliest and most enthusiastic exponents of the crypto-asset space. Raoul has many years of hands-on experience in both global macro and crypto assets, and offers critical insights on where investors should focus to maximize profits in both the near and long term. The top three investment themes for the next five to ten years Globalization, technology, aging demographics and the ‘Attention Economy’ The miracle of the “India Stack” ‘Network Effects’ and behavioral incentives A new parallel financial system Fractional ownership of almost everything Incorporating Crypto into portfolios   Raoul shares in detail why he is so confident that crypto-assets and parallel financial systems will revolutionize our ability to conduct commerce safely and efficiently in the near future. In the end, he leaves listeners with a much-needed feeling of optimism about the road ahead.   Please enjoy our conversation with Raoul Pal.

In episode 8 of “That’s Nifty” we have two interviews:Klarens Malluta (0:00-51:25)Twitter: @klarens_mallutaNiftyGateway Drop April 1st, 2021 at 7PM come check out his collection: Digital RenaissanceWe discuss the following topics:Nifty Gateway Drops, Everydays, Choosing what to Mint, Digital Renaissance, Embrace the Remix, Marketplaces, Who is left to do Client Work?, Music Industry work, Drop Structure, #333Army, Software Tutorials, Learning 3D, Where and Who Klarens is collecting, Physicals, Question(s) from our Discord, Twitter for NFTs, Upcoming CollabsMentions:@LilTunechi, @Beeple, @baugasm, @Magdiellop, @Fvckrender, @Xsullo, @TEDTalks, @remixeverything, @makersplaceco, @SuperRare, @withFND, @djsnake, @ultrarecords, @niftytime, @Adobe, @Domestika, @Behance, @jpierce_art, @OGesports, @tomyoo23, @ondrejzunka, @KnownOrigin_io, @necrofearfx, @astronaughtyart, @aeforiadesign, @nois7, @infiniteobjects, @Sharambae_, @muratpak, @LionelRichie, @cryptocom Bored Elon Musk (51:25-1:34:19)Twitter: @BoredElonMuskWe discuss the following topics:How did the Parody Account Start, NFT Origins, Collabs with Artists, Mars Coin, Win-Win, Trading and Bartering, Creative Monetization, Projects with Potential, Future of NFTs, “Ah-Ha” Moment, Marketplace Fees, Cross Platform Interoperability, Video Game Implications, NFT Mining, State of the Market, Regifting NFTs, Incentive to Burn, Operation Melt Faces, Ethereum’s grasp on NFT, Draft Tweets, "Complicated Solutions to Simple Problems", Prune your Tweets, Message for Non-Traditional ArtistsMentions:@elonmusk, @rariblecom, @joinClubhouse, @nbcsnl, @_darrenbacon, @opensea, @PoolTogether_, @pownft, #ASCIIPunks, @SSX3LAU, @StellarOrg, @moskov

On this the anniversary of the first diagnosed case of Covid 19 in Michigan we talk about the things we learned during the pandemic like you can't save a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for more than two days! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/winniebill/message

This week on The Citizens of the Internet Mr. Trey Curtis logs in and gives The Citizens an inside scoop on Hollywood and his experiences auditioning for Hamilton the Musical. Trey and Godswill reminisce on their past creations together that have shook the Internet and the importance of staying true to yourself and never compromising your integrity for anyone or anything. The motto for the year is "Network Across Not Up" because we are no longer asking for a seat at the table, from now on we will be creating our own #R.E 

We made it to Episode 50! In this episode of ‘The Agency Accelerator' podcast, I am joined by the extremely talented and savvy Lee Jackson. Lee is our first-ever repeat guest, and today he will be sharing with us his insights into what he sees coming down the road in 2021.  The last time we spoke, Lee joined us in Episode 10 of the podcast, where we were talking about growth and transformation. If you haven't listened to that episode, Lee helps web agencies fall back in love with their businesses, he runs ‘Agency Transformation Live', is the co-founder of Events Engine, and if that wasn't enough he is also the host of the ‘Agency Trailblazer' podcast.  Time Stamp 02:00 What are the typical trends you've seen happening this year with agencies?  02:07 Most agencies have been surprised that they have been able to continue throughout 2020! 02:45 For most agencies, their clients reached out for help  03:07 Agencies helped clients move from the physical to the digital space  03:56 Some agencies thought they could hibernate and tread water, and some agencies were afraid to sell their services because they thought it was in bad taste!  04:38 Small businesses struggling to sell things online  05:32 A digital renaissance - businesses are realising that being online is imperative  06:05 Two aspects: technology and marketing  07:58 Using social media to build a new audience of consumers  08:34 People working out how to pivot 10:00 Lee's clients are events organisers - they have embraced online and created incredible digital experiences  14:32 If you can really understand what your clients what to achieve, you should be getting out there and helping them  15:25 Lee tells us more about the 2021 ‘Digital Renaissance' 16:26 Businesses will start focussing on what's important  16:40 One of Lee's agencies is going full virtual now  17:10 Lee is still concerned about the high street and thinks they might still struggle in 2021, but he thinks the high street will also change and more service-based businesses will appear  18:30 Many entrepreneurs get seduced by starting projects and not finishing them. How will agencies figure out what is important?  19:13 To start a business you need to work out your identity, then your values, the message and output. If you look at 2020, think about what your strengths, missions and passions are. Who are you helping and what are you solving?  21:37 The importance of niching  25:00 Not everyone can start an agency, there's a lot of fake competition tarnishing the industry  25:55 Marked increase in the low cost of entry in the industry  27:18 Lee, if you could go back in time and give your younger self a piece of advice, what would it be?  Useful links: Download The Self-Running Implementation Book Join my Facebook group ‘The Agency Accelerator' Subscribe & Review Are you subscribed to my podcast yet? If you're not, please do so to avoid missing out on any episodes! You can subscribe/follow on Apple, Spotify or directly from my website. I would be very grateful if you left me a review too as they will help other people to find my podcasts and it's also great to read your comments! Thanks so much. Rob

We ended 2020 by looking back at 2020. We start the New Year, 2021, by looking ahead and more specifically by looking ahead to what the Future of Work holds in store. We had this conversation with no less a leading expert than Paul Miller, CEO and Founder of the Digital Workplace Group (DWG), rated by the Financial Times in 2020 as one of the UK’s leading management consultancies in digital transformation. On January 14th, only a week after we drop this episode, Paul will be releasing his latest book Nature of Work: The new story of work for a living age. Co-written with his Digital Workplace Group colleague, Shimrit Janes, Director of Knowledge, the book is already receiving lots of pre-publication praise! Paul’s previous books include The Digital Renaissance of Work: Delivering digital workplaces fit for the future’ (co-authored with Elizabeth Marsh), which was shortlisted for the Management Book of the Year 2016 Award. Before that Paul’s book, ‘The Digital Workplace: How technology is liberating work’, helped popularize and explain the term “digital workplace”.   Paul Miller Paul Miller is a business and social entrepreneur. Paul has given many inspirational talks on the digital future of work, for audiences at Microsoft, IKEA, Google, Accenture, Harvard Business Review, Cisco, European Commission, IMF, Adobe and Oxford University. He hosts the Digital Workplace Impact podcast.  Paul hosted the pioneering internet radio show Digital Workplace Live and is Executive Producer of the 24-hour global digital experience Digital Workplace 24. Prior to founding DWG, Paul was Founder and CEO of a communications company The Empowerment Group; Publisher and Editor of social and digital innovation magazine “Wave”; and, in pre-internet days, co-founder of the Ideas Café salon. He lives in the Cotswolds in the UK and is a keen tennis player and long-time yoga practitioner. Connect with Paul on Twitter: @paulmillersays

In this episode, Michael Marchuk discusses with PhD Daniel Araya the impact of automation on our society and the changes that are necessary to embrace the innovation ahead. Much as the rise of merchant capitalism in the 14th century buoyed the Italian Renaissance, we should see the social and financial wealth generated by a data-driven economy. Here’s what we talked with Daniel about: * The role of an automated corporate entity in this new digital Renaissance * Employee skills that will be needed in the coming transition * How government plays a role in the societal changes that accompany a digital transformation * How education may change to reflect the new ways of work

The internet and social media have restructured the traditional media landscape by allowing anyone to bypass the traditional gatekeepers with a smartphone and an internet connection. In the past, you had to be chosen by media executives; now you can choose yourself and bring your creations directly to your consumers. While this has created unprecedented levels of collaboration and creativity, it has also resulted in intense competition for the attention of people - more people means saturated markets. Though the traditional gatekeepers may have lost power, new gatekeepers have taken their thrones: social media platforms. After all, notwithstanding the new perceived levels of creative potential, all creators must still go through a few platforms. In this sense, the new gatekeepers are now algorithms, determining who sees your work. Technology companies, already powerful and concentrated, have the potential for becoming even greater behemoths. In this episode, we sit down with University of Minnesota economics professor Joel Waldfogel to discuss his new book The Digital Renaissance.

In this episode, we have with us Cao Yin, Founding Partner of Digital Renaissance Foundation, a Shanghai-based company that is helping to accelerate the future of digital governance by consulting, incubating and financing projects in the blockchain ecosystem and investor in the first DeFi project launched in China.Show Notes[1:55] Introduction to Cao Yin[8:46] What makes crypto and blockchain so different? Hype vs Reality?[13:15] DeFi use cases[17:10] Winners and Losers from DeFi[21:26] How DeFi affects the government[25:04] Risks of DeFi. What can go wrong?[29:10] Chinese government's view on DeFi[32:19] Opportunities for DeFi startups today[33:58] Chinese DeFi investors[36:27] Contact Cao Yin and Digital Rennaisance FoundationMany thanks to our guest  Cao Yin; host Oscar Ramos; producers Eva Shi and Sagar Chaudhary; editor David; organizer Chinaccelerator; and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.comShare, subscribe, review, enjoy!Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/the-china-startup-pulse/Email us: team@chinastartuppulse.com

The Music Business as we know it, has entered into a period of major transformation.  Artist's and performer's from all over the planet awaken to a new era of the "Digital Renaissance".   JONva sits down to speak with multi-talented West Coast Singer and Empowerment Coach, CPIII about the new music business sound and much more... Musician, Artist & Creatives looking to connect with "JONva Ven" Follow on Instagram @jonvaven_official_2.0 and JONva's Studio Musiq CAFFE

Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture By Joel Waldfogel The post The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture By Joel Waldfogel appeared first on Chris Voss Official Website.

Digital Renaissance: What Data and Economics Tell Us about the Future of Popular Culture By Joel Waldfogel

Your ears do not deceive you, in this time of social distancing and zoom-based happy hours, the members of the knightwise.com discord bring you a roundtable of geeky goodness. CREDITS Mix & Production: Keith Murray

Your ears do not deceive you, in this time of social distancing and zoom-based happy hours, the members of the knightwise.com discord bring you a roundtable of geeky goodness. CREDITS Mix & Production: Keith Murray

Digital Renaissance is a bi-weekly radio show hosted by electronic music producer and DJ, 7Wonders. Bringing you the very best in uplifting tech trance from the scene's biggest artists. For more information, please visit facebook.com/7WondersDJ Digital Renaissance - #089 1. Freefall Feat Jan Johnston - Skydive (Jonny Haslett Remix) [CD-R] 2. Casey Rasch & Andres Sanchez - Transatlantic (Original Mix) [In Trance We Trust] 3. Michael Kaelios - Beat Cannon (Extended Mix) [Extrema Global Music] 4. Se.Ra.Phic - Chasing Dreams (Original Mix) [Beyond The Stars Recordings] 5. Marc Dawn - Random Walk (Factor B's Back to the Future Remix) [Drizzly Eclipse] 6. Darren Porter & Kolliders - Atlantis (Extended Mix) [Trancegression Recordings] 7. Andy Cain - Touch Me (Original Mix) [Extrema Global Music] 8. Terra V. - In Vita Sua (Original Mix) [TAR#138] 9. Ramin Arab - Revolution (Original Mix) [TAR#138] 10. Bixx - Above The Clouds (Extended Mix) [Nocturnal Animals Music] 11. Lost Witness - Crashing Into Love (Extended Mix) [Amsterdam Trance Records (RazNitzanMusic)] 12. Nikolauss - Ares (Kiyoi & Eky Remix) [Uplift Recordings (RazNitzanMusic)]

Digital Renaissance is a bi-weekly radio show hosted by electronic music producer and DJ, 7Wonders. Bringing you the very best in uplifting tech trance from the scene's biggest artists. For more information, please visit facebook.com/7WondersDJ Digital Renaissance - #088 1. XiJaro & Pitch - Enamour (Extended Mix) [Nocturnal Animals Music] 2. Asteroid - Neurotransmitter (Original Mix) [Subculture] 3. Greg Downey & Alex Di Stefano - Among Us (Extended Mix) [Skullduggery] 4. Sholan - Overload (Original Mix) [Extrema Global Music] 5. JES - Ghost (Solis & Sean Truby Extended Remix) [Magik Muzic] 6. Ashley Smith - Another Day (Extended Mix) [Subculture] 7. Bullet For My Valentine - Waking The Demon (Arctic Moon Extended Remix) [CD-R] 8. Sneijder - Resonate (Extended Mix) [Afterdark] 9. Sneijder & Nick Callaghan - Absorb (Niall McKeever Remix) [Afterdark] 10. Allen Watts & Steve Dekay - Hologram (Extended Mix) [Who's Afraid Of 138!] 11. Pathfinders - Lost Generation (Extended Mix) [Who's Afraid Of 138!] 12. Solarstone - Seven Cities (Paul Steiner Rework) [CD-R] 13. Trance Classics - Carte Blanche (Braulio Stefield Extended Rework 2019) [Amsterdam Trance Classics]

Joel Waldfogel is an American economist and the Frederick R. Kappel Chair in Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management.

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This week, John and Maryam talked to Zaydee Sanchez and Scott Barker about their experience south of the border in Tijuana. Zaydee and Scott were originally working on a documentary about LA homelessness when they decided to head south and earth the human story evolving south of the border. You can follow their work on Facebook: facebook.com/migrantcrossings Instagram @migrantcrossings Twitter @migrantcrossing They then pivoted to the Oscar’s and talked to Dr. Joel Waldfogel, author of the book, Digital Rennaisance, who told us the digitization of film has made it easier for film makers to create more flow of creative work, and that has improved the the quality of film, and even for self published books. Digital Rennaisance: books.google.com/books/about/Digital_Renaissance.html

This is cool industry to be in, says Jack Liu of the crypto finance company Circle: “even fintech that’s not Bitcoin or not blockchain is not cool any more”. People who once dismissed the sector as a scam or a fraud, may say they’re still not ready to use crypto, but they now recognise that “this must be the future”.Jack graduated from his Canadian university in 2010 and started working for Barclays Capital in Hong Kong. He liked wearing a suit every day and “the money was pretty good too”. But while the rest of his life was full of new technology, he says he found himself in a financial world that hadn’t changed much from the Wall Street described in Michael Lewis’ Liar’s Poker in the 1980s: “structurally, something was off in finance”. He decided to quit his job and move to Silicon Valley and “see what was going on in the fintech world”. And that’s how he discovered Bitcoin, in 2013.At the time, almost everyone in Bitcoin was from a technical, not a financial background. Jack wasn’t even sure he’d be able to get a job. But he started a blog to share his ideas about crypto. One feature of crypto compared to other Silicon Valley sectors, is that it was global from day one. Jack’s international experience led to a job as director of strategy at the crypto exchange Kraken. At the time, it wasn’t clear how you could make money in crypto. There were really only two ideas, Jack said: “there was mining and there was exchange”. Today, that’s all changed and Jack’s vision for the potential of the sector has increased dramatically: “money is just a representation of value”. Once you have money that can move instantly across borders and be transferred using microtransactions, “that can underpin an entirely different economic structure for all of humanity”. And it’s not just the practicalities: Jack believes that the crypto revolution will be so profound that it will “improve the quality of living for every single person on the planet. It will do that even for people who don’t even know what Bitcoin is and will never own a Bitcoin.”But how? Well, it would do that by allowing everyone to fulfill their potential by reducing the risks associated with pursuing the brilliant ideas that we all have, but mostly leave unexploited. Instead of having to give up your job to move onto a more interesting path, you’d “get paid every single minute” for making any kind of contribution - from flipping burgers to writing a brilliant book. And that’s because Bitcoin would provide an easy economic transaction path to every single person on the planet. “Work becomes a hobby,” says Jack, “because for anything you do, you’re going to be able to get the appropriate value for that contribution. There’ll be no frictions in the Bitcoin world.” It’ll be like “the gig economy on steroids”.If that sounds like something you might not want, don’t worry: it’ll release creativity and allow us to escape from crude materialism. It’ll be like “a digital Renaissance”. And Jack goes further: “it’ll have the kind of effect of making earth seem like heaven”, and the way we live today “will be looked at by historians in the future, [and] seem like hell”.And if you do, by some misfortune, find that you aren’t able to work, as long as you have previously worked in a Bitcoin economy, you’ll be OK because the Bitcoin you have already earned will be worth more and more as time goes on.

Charlotte is granted her first of many interviews with Jack outside the lecture hall. She plays along with his charade, quizzing him on Leonardo da Vinci facts and prying for details on Renaissance life. He explains that the 15th-Century Renaissance has many ties to today’s Digital Renaissance, and shares with Charlotte the significance that today’s technology, data, and people will play in the future. Charlotte is surprised by his interest in technology, and skeptically plays along. Toward the end of the interview, after he has explained how he hops through time, the mood gets more serious. Charlotte and Jack discuss his death, something he knows exactly when to expect.

LIVE from SXSW 2018, this special episode features the talk Rob and Jim delivered at this year's festival titled 'The Best is Yet to Come, Digital Renaissance.' We've all heard the dystopian stories of AI destroying the world as we know it, but what if the best is yet to come? We believe there is an equally viable outcome for the future where humans are no longer burdened with menial tasks and are free to live life to the full and get creative, as was exhibited during the Renaissance in the 14th-17th century. Using this positive outlook as a lens, we will provide an analysis of the most important developments in technology over the last year. -- Alexa Stop is supported by Manifesto and Wirehive, recorded live in London, UK. https://manifesto.co.uk https://wirehive.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alexa-stop-podcast/message

On this episode we are joined by Jim Bowes, CEO and co-founder of Manifesto Digital, an award winning London based digital agency. Jim was a speaker at SXSW this year, involved in the panel “The Best is Yet to Come: The Digital Renaissance.” Check out Jim's podcast: Alexa STOP!

With decades of content-first leadership and a roster of hit shows to show for it, CBS’s Leslie Moonves talks with Aryeh about the digital future of CBS. Frank and insightful, the conversation is a rare snapshot of the inner workings of one of the most durable and successful media companies. For more information and content from the show, follow us on Twitter, Instagram and now Facebook. Also check us out on IHeartRadio. Please read before listening: www.liontree.com/podcast-notices.html

Have you ever wondered how you can create environments that better respond to the consumer? How can you give your customers a sensory experience that will stick with them when the interact with your product or service? These are important questions as we plunge ahead in getting our message out there. And in a digital […]

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In this special episode of “Profiles of Authority” we talk to Tai Lopez. Tai is an aspiring renaissance man that's the author of a few books on unrelated subjects, a member of MENSA: the high IQ society, a self made millionaire before the age of 30, a Certified Financial Planner, CHFC, CLU, and most importantly […] The post Tai Lopez, The Digital Renaissance Man appeared first on Authority Alchemy | Authority Marketing Tactics.

I kick this set off with the electroclash of Larry Tee and 'Agyness Deyn feat Jodie Marsh' followed by a nice piece of electro house and one of my favorites Camille Jones and her new track 'I Am (What you want me to be)' the beatchuggers mix. There's a fantastic track from Sharooz called Adrenalise wait till you hear the deep electro beat kick in it blasts through your speakers. I have called him the Moby of electro !! I have added a great new track by by Spencer & Hill called 'Excuse Me' great prog house track. I have thrown in a feel old time classics with a bit of a new feel such as the Superbeez's 'You're No Good For Me' mixed by Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike I get close to finishing he mix with 'Destination Calabria' (Abel Ramos with love mix) and don't be fooled by the track it's not the commercial fave it is a nice progressive house number works a treat on the dancefloors. I hope you enjoy DJ L'il Miss K - 'Digital Renaissance' Please enjoy, download it and share it amongst your friends DJ L'il Miss K xxx