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This week, Magna Carta experts David Carpenter and Nicholas Vincent tell us how they discovered a rare original of the document; and Michael Caines on a spritely new staging of a Shaw play starring mother and daughter Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter.'Mrs Warren's Profession', by George Bernard Shaw, Garrick Theatre, London, until August 16Produced by Charlotte Pardy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guests: David Carpenter, a medieval history professor at King's College London, and Nicholas Vincent, a professor of medieval history at the University of East Anglia.

Thomas Becket. Lord High Chancellor, Archbishop Of Canterbury and close friend of Henry II. What could possibly go wrong??Well, enough to get him chopped up by four of Henry's knights, that's what! The question Charlie Higson wants to know the answer to though is 'how'? What precipitated his spectacular fall from grace? Why was he killed? And who stuck the 'A' in the middle of his name? Luckily, Nicholas Vincent from the University Of East Anglia is on hand to provide answers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

King John has a terrible reputation. He's best known as the monarch who broke the terms of Magna Carta, lost Normandy to the French and committed numerous acts of unspeakable cruelty. Here, in conversation with Spencer Mizen, Nicholas Vincent considers if John really was as bad as all that - or if, indeed, he was even worse. Hear Nicholas Vincent discuss the Second Barons' War here: https://link.chtbl.com/77CrHf0Q. The HistoryExtra podcast is produced by the team behind BBC History Magazine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Why was Henry III so unpopular with his barons? How did the future Edward I turn the tide of the war? Did leading rebel Simon de Montfort create the first English parliament? And is it true that, after being killed in battle, his testicles were placed into his mouth? Speaking with Spencer Mizen, Nicholas Vincent answers your queries on the Second Barons' War. The HistoryExtra podcast is produced by the team behind BBC History Magazine and BBC History Revealed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Every minute, 990,000 Tinder profiles are swiped, 156 million emails are sent, and 16 million text messages are sent out.Moreover, Google processes 40,000 searches a second and 1.4 billion people log into Facebook every day.We live in a digital economy, and it runs on data!Just think about it, every time you check your Instagram or Twitter feed, Google a new recipe, or search the web for the latest sneaker drop, you are providing tons of data that companies can then leverage to sell you personalized ads, which equals big money. The digital ad revenue business is a whopping $200 billion industry thanks to our generous data contributions.Our guest today is Nicholas Vincent, a post-doc researcher at Northwestern University, who is studying this very interaction between technology and social behavior. Nick is leading the charge to balance the scales between data providers (us) and data brokers (the personal data industry).Nick puts forward the concept: "What if those organizations profiting from your data had to pay you a share of that earning?" These data dividends have been getting a lot of traction, with presidential candidate Andrew Yang launching the Data Dividend Project, which is pushing tech companies to pay users for their data.Additionally, Nick and colleague Hanlin Li are suggesting new ways to address the power imbalance:

We live in a digital economy, which runs on data!Just think about it.. Every time you check your Instagram feed, twitter timeline, Google a new recipe or even search the web for the latest sneaker  drop, you are providing tons of data that make it a more personalized experience. Just a stat - Google processes 40,000 searches a second, 1.4 billion people log into Facebook every day. Every minute,  990,000 Tinder swipes happen, 156 million emails are sent, and 16 million text messages are sent out. But who are the real winners from all this data generation? Well the digital ad revenue business is a whopping 200$ billion industry thanks to our generous data contributions! Our guest today, Nicholas Vincent, Postdoc Researcher at Northwestern University, studying this very interaction between technology and social behavior. Nick is leading the charge to balance the scales a bit more between the data providers (us!) and the data brokers (personal data industry). Nick puts forward the concept of "What if those organizations profiting from your data had to pay you a share of that earning?" This novel Concept of Data Dividends is getting a lot of traction, with Presidential candidate Andrew Yang's newly launched Data Dividend project that's pushing Tech companies to pay users for data.  Additionally, Nick and Hanlin Li at Northwestern University suggest new ways to address the power imbalance:

In what might be a new tradition, we mark the return of blaseball with another live episode! To celebrate, we dug up the Prophecy Stone to grade our past predictions! Plus: an exploration of everything new in Season 15, and our live reactions as we are forced to deal with blaseball happening. Content warning: alcohol from 1:40:00 to 1:47:00, strong language throughout. In this episode: “All You Can Eat” really feels more like a diet, Chorby sharkbait, positive wills changes, good vibes, imposter five layer strategy burritos, beeg bets, upnuts, Game Band if you're listening tweet us, can we have an episode without food crimes, mario party(time), the grand siesta was so much grander than expected, blaseball happens, we say farewell to a fallen friend. ~shoutouts zone~ SIBR eDensity paper: “A Sinking Feeling: Investigating the relationship between team eDensity and Level”  If you're a Taco, make sure you take the Tacos team culture survey Gary “In Event Of A Moon Disaster” memo Season 14 Crabs Hype Trailer - “CLAB DOWN”  Nicholas Vincent, and everyone who helped make them more than a name and some numbers. Swing for the stars, Envy.

E' in corso in città, il settantesimo Concorso Internazionale di musica: "Gian Battista Viotti", a cui partecipano giovani pianisti provenienti da tutto il mondo. Nel fine settimana è in programma la prima prova pubblica: vi si può assistere, da venerdì 11 a domenica 13, a partire dalle 10, al Teatro Civico. L'Automobile Club presenta la mostra: "Vercelli: auto sportive, passione e velocità. L'Aci racconta". L'esposizione, allestita all'auditorium Santa Chiara, è visitabile venerdì dalle 16 alle 19, sabato e domenica dalle 10 e 30 alle 12 e 30, e dalle 16 alle 19. La Festa Popoli si conclude con un evento in piazza: le associazioni di volontariato del territorio, le comunità etniche, i gruppi e gli enti locali, allestiscono stand con materiale promozionale e divulgativo, esposizioni di artigianato, oggetti tipici e costumi tradizionali, attività e laboratori creativi. Sabato 12, dalle 15, in piazza Cavour. Il medievista Nicholas Vincent, dell'Università di Nòrvich, terrà una conferenza dal titolo: “Magna Carta in Italy”. L'intervento sarà tenuto in inglese, con commento in italiano. Sabato 12, alle 18, al Salone Dugentesco. “C'era una volta un fumetto!”. I bambini dai 6 ai 12 anni, con i loro accompagnatori, potranno scoprire vicende affascinanti di personaggi, luoghi, e avventure, legati ad alcuni oggetti conservati al Museo del Tesoro del Duomo, e creare un racconto a fumetti per reinterpretare le storie ascoltate. Domenica 13, al museo, alle 15 e 30. I campionati di calcio questa settimana sono fermi, in concomitanza con le partite delle Nazionali. La Pro Vercelli, allenata da mister Gilardino, disputerà un'amichevole con la Cremonese. Sabato 12, alle 15, allo stadio "Zini" di Cremona.

E' in corso in città, il settantesimo Concorso Internazionale di musica: "Gian Battista Viotti", a cui partecipano giovani pianisti provenienti da tutto il mondo. Nel fine settimana è in programma la prima prova pubblica: vi si può assistere, da venerdì 11 a domenica 13, a partire dalle 10, al Teatro Civico. L'Automobile Club presenta la mostra: "Vercelli: auto sportive, passione e velocità. L'Aci racconta". L'esposizione, allestita all'auditorium Santa Chiara, è visitabile venerdì dalle 16 alle 19, sabato e domenica dalle 10 e 30 alle 12 e 30, e dalle 16 alle 19. La Festa Popoli si conclude con un evento in piazza: le associazioni di volontariato del territorio, le comunità etniche, i gruppi e gli enti locali, allestiscono stand con materiale promozionale e divulgativo, esposizioni di artigianato, oggetti tipici e costumi tradizionali, attività e laboratori creativi. Sabato 12, dalle 15, in piazza Cavour. Il medievista Nicholas Vincent, dell'Università di Nòrvich, terrà una conferenza dal titolo: “Magna Carta in Italy”. L'intervento sarà tenuto in inglese, con commento in italiano. Sabato 12, alle 18, al Salone Dugentesco. “C'era una volta un fumetto!”. I bambini dai 6 ai 12 anni, con i loro accompagnatori, potranno scoprire vicende affascinanti di personaggi, luoghi, e avventure, legati ad alcuni oggetti conservati al Museo del Tesoro del Duomo, e creare un racconto a fumetti per reinterpretare le storie ascoltate. Domenica 13, al museo, alle 15 e 30. I campionati di calcio questa settimana sono fermi, in concomitanza con le partite delle Nazionali. La Pro Vercelli, allenata da mister Gilardino, disputerà un'amichevole con la Cremonese. Sabato 12, alle 15, allo stadio "Zini" di Cremona.

Hey there! I'm JD Sutter. Executive producer and director of Greenhorn Tales and the voice of Nicholas Vincent. Greenhorn Tales is a short-form, all-ages, comedy audio drama about Cameron Carson and Nicholas Vincent; two guys in their early 20's who share an apartment in the small town of Bristol. They are desperately trying to be adults, but haven't quite got the “adulting” thing down yet. The show will follow Cam and Nick along with a full cast of characters as they try to figure out this thing called life. What you're about to hear is Episode 0, our series pilot titled Moving, Motorcycles, and Marching Bands. In it, you'll be introduced to our stable of characters and hear the story that sets the scene for the rest of the series. Season 1 comes to greenhorntales.com very soon. Thank you for listening. I hope you enjoy! http://www.greenhorntales.com/

Ep #54 - Today on Marketing Geeks, Justin Womack sits down with Kamiu Lee and Nicholas Vincent DiSanto to discuss secrets of influencer marketing. Kamiu is the CEO of ACTIVATE, a fully end-to-end influencer marketing platform, covering influencer discovery, program workflow, measurement, and analytics that supports cross-platform collaborations (Instagram, YouTube, Blog, Twitter, Facebook + more), with an opt-in network of 150,000+ vetted and authenticated influencers. Nicholas is the CTO of ACTIVATE. The ACTIVATE platform allows people to work with curated communities of creators ranging including 'vegan foodies', 'outdoor enthusiasts' , 'bohemian style' (and more!) as well as pinpoint niche groups of influencers by leveraging the platform's geo-targeting and micro-survey capabilities. ACTIVATE furthermore allows customers to access their Studio team of influencer strategists that regularly help brands, media companies and agencies to build out and execute influencer initiatives. Last year, the ACTIVATE platform enabled over 75,000 influencers to collaborate with brands, media companies and agencies. ACTIVATE started out as Bloglovin', a platform to drive content discovery and promote incredible content creators. Follow Kamiu Lee on Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamiu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lkamiu Visit and Learn More About the ACTIVATE Platform: Visit the Website: https://try.activate.social/ Visit the ACTIVATE website and reach out to either try the platform or request assistance with influencer strategy. Make sure to mention the Marketing Geeks Podcast so that they know where you came from!!! Listener Special Offer: Our sponsor this week is Pantheon. Pantheon powers over 285,000 sites and is trusted by thousands of marketing and development teams around the world. Marketers and developers build, host, and manage their most important websites on Pantheon. Check out a special welcome offer from Pantheon at: https://pantheon.io/marketinggeeks Connect with the Marketing Geeks on LinkedIn: Justin Womack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinwomack1/ Andros Sturgeon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/androssturgeon If you would like to support the show with a donation, please click below to submit a contribution: https://anchor.fm/marketing-geeks/support 'Donate $0.99 per month to get a featured shout out on air. Donate $4.99 per month to get a shout out + access to all webinar recordings. Donate $9.99 per month to get all of the above + a private group coaching call once a month for one hour with the Marketing Geeks. Want to be a guest or suggest one? Please email info@marketinggeekspodcast.com Visit our website: https://marketinggeekspodcast.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Trainual: Trainual is a software that helps you document what you do, so you can easily delegate and train others. https://trainual.com/freemonth/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketing-geeks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marketing-geeks/support

In the pilot episode of this series, we find Nicholas and Cameron on moving day. As they make their way to secure their new apartment it seems like everyone and everything in town is doing its best to keep them from getting to the Riverview Apartments on time. Will the guys be able to move into the apartment today?CASTJD Sutter as Nicholas VincentChristopher Green as Cameron CarsonTodd Green as Mr. CarsonTobin Fox as the motorcycle buyerWill Locatelli as CharlieDuane Riffenburgh as the mayorTamara Green as Jessica DavisSkip Huber as Frank JohnsonTodd Green as Mario MorettiCREWVoice Track Editing by Heidi OlsonMusic composed by Conner SavocaSound Design/Post Production by Christopher GreenDirected by Christopher Green and JD SutterHosted by Stephanie Kupper

In the pilot episode of this series, we find Nicholas and Cameron on moving day. As they make their way to secure their new apartment it seems like everyone and everything in town is doing its best to keep them from getting to the Riverview Apartments on time. Will the guys be able to move into the apartment today?CASTJD Sutter as Nicholas VincentChristopher Green as Cameron CarsonTodd Green as Mr. CarsonTobin Fox as the motorcycle buyerWill Locatelli as CharlieDuane Riffenburgh as the mayorTamara Green as Jessica DavisSkip Huber as Frank JohnsonTodd Green as Mario MorettiCREWVoice Track Editing by Heidi OlsonMusic composed by Conner SavocaSound Design/Post Production by Christopher GreenDirected by Christopher Green and JD SutterHosted by Stephanie Kupper

Tracy Borman reveals the secret lives of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Mary Tudor et al, while Nicholas Vincent describes the events of Simon de Montfort’s rebellion See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We apologise for the variable sound quality of this podcast.This year is the 800th anniversary of the granting of Magna Carta - King John's Great Charter. This charter guaranteed a number of vital rights and privileges and is still seen as being the foundation of many modern liberties. To mark this important anniversary, we are holding a range of events and exhibitions.In this discussion chaired by Dr Sophie Ambler world experts come together to debate the importance of Magna Carta.Nicholas Vincent, Professor of Medieval History at University of East Anglia, is an expert on 12th and 13th century English and European political and administrative history, and author of Magna Carta: A Very Short Introduction (OUP, 2012). He is the Honorary Secretary of the Pipe Roll Society.Louise Wilkinson, Professor of Medieval History, Christ Church College Canterbury, is an expert on women in the age of Magna Carta, and 13th-century political and administrative history. She is the honorary General Editor of the Pipe Roll Society.Paul Brand, Professor of English Legal History and Emeritus Fellow at All Souls Oxford, is an expert on English and Irish legal history, specialising in 13th-century law. He is the Honorary Treasurer of the Pipe Roll Society.David Crook, formerly of The National Archives, is one of the leading experts on medieval records and forest law.David Carpenter, Professor of Medieval History at King's College London, is an expert on the reign of Henry III (1216-72) and author of Magna Carta (Penguin, 2015).

April 6, 2015. In his lecture, Nicholas Vincent explained Magna Carta's connection to Washington, D.C., a story that contains many strange twists and turns. He will also revealed new information on copies of Magna Carta elsewhere, on the meaning and history of the great document, and how the legend of Magna Carta has been exploited by all shades of political opinion. Speaker Biography: Nicholas Vincent is professor of medieval history at the University of East Anglia, and one of the world's leading experts on Magna Carta. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6769

Did an 800-year old piece of parchment really change the world? Nicholas Vincent of the University of East Anglia talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the Magna Carta, the founding document of English law and liberty. The Magna Carta was repudiated just ten weeks after King John issued it. Yet, its impact is still with us today. In this conversation, Vincent explains what led to the Magna Carta and how its influence remains with us today in England and elsewhere.

Melvyn Bragg and guests Nicholas Vincent, David Carpenter and Michael Clanchy discuss the Magna Carta, the oft-proclaimed foundation of English liberties.The Magna Carta has been cited ever since its issue in 1215 as a foundation stone of English liberties. It includes clauses of universal justice, some of which are still on the statute book, but also sorted out the fishing rights in the upper Thames. Whether Magna Carta is a genuine proclamation of universal liberty or a hotchpotch of baronial self-interest has been debated ever since. Melvyn and his guests examine the ideas contained within it, assess their legacy and find out what really happened all those years ago in a tent in Runnymede.

Melvyn Bragg and guests Nicholas Vincent, David Carpenter and Michael Clanchy discuss the Magna Carta, the oft-proclaimed foundation of English liberties.The Magna Carta has been cited ever since its issue in 1215 as a foundation stone of English liberties. It includes clauses of universal justice, some of which are still on the statute book, but also sorted out the fishing rights in the upper Thames. Whether Magna Carta is a genuine proclamation of universal liberty or a hotchpotch of baronial self-interest has been debated ever since. Melvyn and his guests examine the ideas contained within it, assess their legacy and find out what really happened all those years ago in a tent in Runnymede.