Podcasts about Gnomedex

Kaliya Young (formerly Hamlin) is an expert in self-sovereign identity and identity on the blockchain. She is the co-author of a Comprehensive guide to Self-Sovereign Identity and is widely known as Identity Woman (its also the name of her blog and her twitter handle). She is committed her life to the development of an open standards based layer of the internet that empowers people. Community Builder In 2005, Young co-founded the Internet Identity Workshop with Doc Searls and Phil Windley. Five years later she founded the Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium to catalyze a network of companies working to give individuals the tools to collect, manage and gain value from their own personal data generated actively and passively as they interact with all kinds of digital systems. In 2016 she began the Identity Ecosystem Map project and collaborating in leading its development. She consults with and advises companies seeking to develop products in this ecosystem. She is the co-founder with Shireen Mitchel of HumanFirst.Tech a project focused the needs of diverse communities and building an inclusive industry. Young has been named one of the most influential women in tech by Fast Company Magazine. She has presented keynotes to the MyData, Identiverse and Gartner’s Identity and Access Management Summit in London. She has spoken at, the K(no)w Identity conference, EMMA’s IEES conference, DWeb Summit, European Identity Conference, Gnomedex, Data Week, Privacy Identity and Innovation, NIST’s IDTrust Conference, SXSW and BlogHer. She has been quoted in a range of media including the New York Times, MIT Technology Review, Business Week, and ReadWriteWeb. Institutional Liaison Young has worked directly with the US Government (NSTIC & DHS S&T) and the Government of British Columbia, and in 2012 she was honored by the World Economic Forum. She was an active contributor to the WEF Rethinking Personal Data Project for its duration 2010-2014. She in the first cohort to graduate from a Masters of Science in Identity Management and Security from the University of Texas at Austin in December 2017. Her masters report, Domains of Identity, is a comprehensive framework explaining all the domains of identity where individuals personal data ends up in databases. She was elected in August 2012 to the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) Identity Ecosystem Steering Committee, Management Council as the Consumer Advocate delegate. She is currently active on a range of industry groups a list of industry affiliations is here . Privacy Advocate Kaliya identifies as a nymwarrior because she was personally affected by Google’s insistence she use her real name as the headline on her profile along with others fighting for the right to have different, unlinked persona’s, different identifiers for different contexts online. Kaliya’s firm, Unconference.net specializes in designing and facilitating unconferences for a variety of technical communities world wide. In 2007 she founded the well known ‘She’s Geeky‘ women’s only technology Unconfernece (hosting 10 to date). She is a co-leader of Digital Death Day an unconfernece considering the issues surrounding the digital afterlife including what happens to your data after you die (two a year in 2010, 2011 on each side of the Atlantic). Awards Best Paper ID360 Conference, 2013 for A Field Guide to Internet Trust Models World Economic Forum, Young Global Leader 2012. Kaliya Hamlin tackles our online identities in San Jose Mercury News 03/06/2012 Fast Company Magazine, Most Influential Women in Technology 2009 Digital Identity World Award 2006 for “behind the scenes” work on IIW and the Identity Gang. Gold Medal, Canadian Women’s National Water Polo Team, Pan-American Games 1999 UC Berkeley Women’s Water Polo Team, 2nd in the country 1996, 1997, 1998

Overwhelmed keeping up with your contacts? Check out http://contactually.nbnradio.com. By signing up for your free trial, you'll support our podcast. Give it a try now.      Chris Pirillo is a technology leader, YouTube celebrity, conference organizer (Gnomedex and Vlogger Fair) and a leader in developing online communities. He's worked with brands like Google, Intel, Microsoft and Staples.  Talking about developing online communities, vlogging, YouTube tips and cyberbullying. NBN48 Show Notes brought to you by Bluehost. Listen to episode 48 in iTunes or Stitcher. PRICE INCREASE: Join other listeners of NBN Radio to network and learn from one another in the NBN Club. Your membership supports this show. The monthly membership price increases for new members on March 1st. FEATURED LISTENER: Steve Posluns. Say hello on Twitter @steveposluns. Don't miss Start Podcasting Today in Nashville, Tennessee on February 24th. Use DAVE100 to save $100! Vlogger Fair, video blogging conference. Becoming a first time dad. Follow young, Jedi's Twitter account. On creating content online on behalf of your child. 1,000 days of vlogging!  Modern parenting tips and cyberbullying. Learn more and how to help stop cyberbullying at stopbullying.gov/cyberbullying/ How Chris has used YouTube to build his network. Chris uses Patreon to have his community help support and fund his show. Chris wakes up with a camera in his hand every day. [Tweet "Technology is a series of tools. @chrispirillo #nbnradio"] How Facebook will treat video producers is unknown. Chris' plan to produce a cross-platform app, so he can control his content and distribution. Everything old is new again. Blogging had it's time. Chris wonders if we value the written word like we once did. Dealing with trolls. [Tweet " If you don't respect yourself, you can't respect somebody else. @chrispirillo #nbnradio"] On plans to reboot Gnomedex. My interview with Ronni Bennett. Choose Yourself! by James Altucher. App Recommendation: Crossy RoadBook Recommendation: SPACE WARS COMICS: Issue #1 - Green Terror by Steve Carol and Noah Flynn.Contact: @chrispirillo on YouTube. Submit your questions and comments by using #nbnradio. You can also record an audio comment at speakpipe.nbnradio.com. Click HERE to subscribe in iTunes Click HERE to subscribe in Stitcher   You can subscribe to the show by RSS, email or in iTunes and Stitcher Radio. You will never miss an episode! Affiliate links used, read the disclosure. Theme music, Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba. Thanks for listening. You rock!

Recorded 5 April 2013. You can download the m4a file. Brent and Michael talk to Nick Bradbury, author of HomeSite, TopStyle, FeedDemon, and Glassboard. This episode is sponsored by Windows Azure Mobile Services. Want to provide syncing and web services for your iOS apps? Check out Mobile Services. Leave the headaches of running a server to Microsoft while you concentrate on writing the parts that make your app awesome. Some things we mention: Nick Bradbury FeedDemon TopStyle HomeSite NewsGator Google Reader Android Sepia Labs TRS-80 Commodore 64 Knoxville, TN NCSA Mosaic Lynx Maelstrom Letterpress Guitar Hero Rock Band iDev 360 Left for Dead Allaire Gnomedex Upstairs, Downstairs Downton Abbey Uptown Downstairs Abbey Part One - Red Nose Day 2011 Uptown Downstairs Abbey Part Two - Red Nose Day 2011 SharePoint Fiddler Google Reader documentation that Nick wrote Nick’s Plan for FeedDemon The Long-Term Failure of Web APIs HockeyApp Google Graveyard Delphi Eclipse Android 4 “Google is getting better at design faster than Apple is getting better at web services.” Game Center Metro/Modern UI Google Maps for iOS Fantastical Glassboard David Kasprzyk (newly-hired iOS developer at NewsGator; Brent’s replacement; the un-Brent-er; cool cat) Queueing Theory Lets Any App Offer A Mailbox-Like Reservation System (Even If It’s Just For Building Buzz) Social Sites To activate the FeedDemon easter egg, type “FeedDemon easter egg” in the address bar.

Kat Armstrong was on Dylan Combs Live after the recording of Tech Webcast yesterday, so we kept her around to answer viewer questions. This is only Part #1 of the 3 part series I'll be releasing. Stay tuned for more! In Part #1 We discuss Gnomedex, OmniTechNews, Robert Scoble and more! http://combs.tv http//twitter.com/DylanCombsTV

On this episode I talk about making voice calls from within your browser via Gmail, Podcamp Philly 4 and the presentation I'll be giving, Camtasia for the mac, Gnomedex 10, and I'll answer a few of your call in questions. Oh and the dynamics of moving your podcast studio! Yep I'm moving to a new […]

In this episode: We pretend we're crashing Gnomedex from miles and miles away! Johnny tries to say "Akiva"; "We're engaged!" meme; ffSMS is out; FFHolic says we are #1 for a few moments, at least; Tad & Lindsay get interviewed and say "Friendfeed" and "Meatspace" on CNN; Mike Nayyar gets trapped in his house and we get trapped in the closet; and we ask, Do You Want To Date My Avatar?; MAIBORU SAKU! And Johnny rants again on Dora the Explorer. We are happy to be affiliated with Moo.com and Despair, Inc.. Please click through on the links on this page to get your moo cards and a small portion of the purchase will go towards helping us FFundercats keep the show going. Thanks for your support!

Last second podcast from Texas before leaving for leg 3 (US #2), featuring my first studio guests, Walston and Cabot.Bitterman Circle promo (in Chinese!)courtesty of Mark Forman and Getting A Leg UpNew Freak Kitchen record is out, OrganicGuitar Nine RecordsWalston and CabotMick at $3.60 a min.Weezer.comVegas CentennialLollapallooza Chicago 2005Itunes 4.9 !Gnomedex 5.0 !backround music:Luis Gonzaga, Chris Whitley,Michael Landau,Rob Schwimmer,Southern Fried Swing

Update: revised show notes to be shorter Opening DevCon Keynote Demos to be made available via Channel 9 http://channel9.msdn.com Explanation of Sedna 1.4 Read What's In a Release? Link Sedna Team Blog Solution Manager Where's Menu Designer Professional? Using the Debugger Coverage Profiler Additional Addons YouSendIt.com Tech PodCast Network MS Announcements at Gnomedex? Podcast Alley PodcastAwards Now tagged on podcasttags - FoxPro