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Scripture Reference:James 2:1-13Sermon Series:Casting Down Our Golden CrownsNote:Before the service and for the first half of the worship service, a homeless man was seen in and around the church grounds. The associate pastor, Rick Lane, met with the homeless man and invited him inside for the service. It wasn't until he was introduce by Pastor Nolan, senior pastor, that anyone knew that the homeless man was actually the guest preacher.First Methodist Church of Opelika is an exciting, historic, and growing Methodist church that is inviting our community to find and follow the Spirit-led life in Jesus. Founded in 1837, First Opelika has a rich history of influencing and impacting families in the Opelika/Auburn and surrounding community. The church is currently in a season of revitalization and is laying the foundation for effective ministry in the next season of her life as an independent Methodist church.For more information, check us out at www.firstopelika.org or www.facebook.com/firstopelika

Today, January 17, 2025, marks a monumental day as the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld the controversial "TikTok divest-or-ban" law. This decision is being hailed as a major victory by advocates for online safety and national security, but it also leaves families, policymakers, and Big Tech wondering—what happens next? In this episode, we dive deep into the implications of this historic ruling. Will President Trump follow through with enforcing the law? What could this mean for your family, your kids, and the broader social media landscape? Plus, we explore why TikTok's user base is migrating en masse to another Chinese-owned app, RedNote, and whether it poses similar concerns. To help us untangle the legal, political, and social ramifications, I'm joined by legislative expert Rick Lane, who has spent years on the frontlines of tech policy. Together, we tackle your burning questions, examine the potential ripple effects for Big Tech, and discuss how families can navigate this rapidly changing digital world. If you're a parent, policymaker, or simply concerned about the future of social media, you won't want to miss this episode. Rick Lane is a tech policy expert, child safety advocate, and the founder and CEO of IGGY Ventures LLC. IGGY advises and invests in companies, projects, and public policy initiatives that can positively impact society. ⁠Connect with Rick on LinkedIn⁠ [RESEARCH] The CCP's Digital Charm Offensive: How TikTok's Search Algorithm and Pro-China Influence Networks Indoctrinate GenZ Users in the United States This episode is sponsored by Bark Technologies. Learn about the Bark Phone Learn about the Bark App for iPhones and Androids *Use code SCROLLING2DEATH FOR 10% OFF Learn about the Bark Watch

Rick Lane was there at the beginning; when MySpace was the leader of the pack and Facebook was moving fast and breaking things. He had a front row seat to it all going wrong and is speaking out. In this eye-opening conversation, Rick describes how the initial intention of self-regulation and light government touch in the tech industry has led to the lack of accountability and failure in protecting children online. Rick Lane is a tech policy expert, child safety advocate, and the founder and CEO of IGGY Ventures LLC. IGGY advises and invests in companies, projects, and public policy initiatives that can positively impact society. Connect with Rick on LinkedIn. Pass KOSA! To give our children the protections they deserve, we need the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). KOSA passed in the Senate 91-3 and needs passage in the House. Please contact your Rep to ask them to co-sponsor KOSA. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scrolling2death/support

In this episode of GREAT POWER PODCAST, host Michael Sobolik chats with Rick Lane about the controversy surrounding TikTok, what it means for national security, and what we should do about it. Guest biography Rick Lane is a tech policy expert, child safety advocate, and the founder and CEO of Iggy Ventures. Iggy advises and invests in companies, projects, and public policy intitiatives that can have a positive social impact. Prior to starting Iggy, Rick served for 15 years as the Senior Vice President of Government Affairs for 21st Century Fox. Until its purchase by Disney, 21st Century Fox was one of the world's premier entertainment companies with a portfolio of cable, broadcast, film, pay TV and satellite assets spanning six continents across the globe. As Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, Rick was responsible for coordinating the development and implementation of the Company's public policy activities. Resources from the conversation Read Rick's congressional testimony about TikTok Read Rick's full biography Read Rick's 2023 article about TikTok and foreign lobbying Read Rick's 2020 article about TikTok Read Michael's latest op-ed about the China spy balloon Support the work of AFPC Subscribe to AFPC's Indo-Pacific Monitor

While celebrating Rick Lane's 40 years of youth ministry at FUMC Opelika, two former youth volunteers and one former youth (all now in vocational ministry themselves) point to how Rick and Chona Lane faithfully followed and continue to follow God's call to love God and others by giving everyone Jesus.

In the second part of the two-part finale of the first season of Debugged, Medha Gupta brings in Aryan Mittal, the first place winner of the 2021 Congressional App Challenge from District CA-45, to pitch his winning app Voluntime to previous guests and investors Rick Lane and David Rosenblatt. In the episode, Mittal discusses his app in-depth with Lane and Rosenblatt and answers a variety of common entrepreneurial questions to test the knowledge of his app. He addresses questions regarding the possible competitors to his product, his inspiration for creating the app, the challenges he has experienced getting schools and nonprofits to adopt Voluntime in their organization. The group talks about the challenges of scaling Mittal's product for enterprise use via forming a LLC or a sole proprietorship and the importance of following privacy laws and COPPA for apps targeted for children. For anyone interested in taking their idea from an app on the app store to a business used worldwide, this is a must-listen episode. Thanks for joining us for Season 1 of Debugged. We hope you stay tuned for the beginning of Season 2 in the fall!

In the second part of the two-part finale of the first season of Debugged, Medha Gupta brings in Aryan Mittal, the first place winner of the 2021 Congressional App Challenge from District CA-45, to pitch his winning app Voluntime to previous guests and investors Rick Lane and David Rosenblatt. In the episode, Mittal discusses his app in-depth with Lane and Rosenblatt and answers a variety of common entrepreneurial questions to test the knowledge of his app. He addresses questions regarding the possible competitors to his product, his inspiration for creating the app, the challenges he has experienced getting schools and nonprofits to adopt Voluntime in their organization. The group talks about the challenges of scaling Mittal's product for enterprise use via forming a LLC or a sole proprietorship and the importance of following privacy laws and COPPA for apps targeted for children. For anyone interested in taking their idea from an app on the app store to a business used worldwide, this is a must-listen episode. Thanks for joining us for Season 1 of Debugged. We hope you stay tuned for the beginning of Season 2 in the fall!

In this first part of the two-part finale of the first season of Debugged, Medha Gupta sits down with Rick Lane, a tech policy expert, child safety advocate and CEO of Iggy Ventures and David Rosenblatt, the co-founder of QuickenLoans at Intuit and a managing director at Blackrock to discuss all things investing and entrepreneurship. In the interview, they discuss their path to entering into entrepreneurship and their passion to continue working in the space to this day. They give advice for young students interested in becoming entrepreneurs or venture capitalists as well as critical advice for maintaining and growing an early stage start-up to a big enterprise company. They also discuss the importance of balancing feasibility and profitability of a company with its vision and social good, hinting at future fields like renewable energy that might be hot investing points in the near future. Stay tuned in 2 weeks for the finale of Debugged where Lane and Rosenblatt give feedback on the pitch of the product of one of our Congressional App Challenge winners this season! This is a two-part episode you definitely don't want to miss!

In this first part of the two-part finale of the first season of Debugged, Medha Gupta sits down with Rick Lane, a tech policy expert, child safety advocate and CEO of Iggy Ventures and David Rosenblatt, the co-founder of QuickenLoans at Intuit and a managing director at Blackrock to discuss all things investing and entrepreneurship. In the interview, they discuss their path to entering into entrepreneurship and their passion to continue working in the space to this day. They give advice for young students interested in becoming entrepreneurs or venture capitalists as well as critical advice for maintaining and growing an early stage start-up to a big enterprise company. They also discuss the importance of balancing feasibility and profitability of a company with its vision and social good, hinting at future fields like renewable energy that might be hot investing points in the near future. Stay tuned in 2 weeks for the finale of Debugged where Lane and Rosenblatt give feedback on the pitch of the product of one of our Congressional App Challenge winners this season! This is a two-part episode you definitely don't want to miss!

In this human rights safeguarding podcast with Rick Lane of Iggy Ventures, we discuss updates to Section 230, COPPA and the WhoIs issue, national security concerns caused by TikTok, the regulatory splinternet, digital wallets and why the US is a laggard in adoption, the 4th C of the CORE report, and a worked example of a COPPA-compliant digital wallet.

How can children enjoy the groundbreaking innovations of the digital age with sufficient guardrails around their personal data? What existing laws and regulations aim to protect children online, and what steps must businesses of all sizes take to comply with them?   On this episode of “Explain to Shane,” https://www.aei.org/profile/shane-tews/ (Shane) sits down with https://www.worldwithoutexploitation.org/bios/rick-lane (Rick Lane), founder and CEO of Iggy Ventures, to discuss why his firm chose to advise and invest in https://regopayments.com/ (Rego Digital Architectures') https://mazoola.co/ (Mazoola) app. Mazoola is the only independently certified family mobile wallet that is compliant with the https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/rules/rulemaking-regulatory-reform-proceedings/childrens-online-privacy-protection-rule (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) of 1998 and https://gdpr-info.eu/ (Europe's General Data Protection Regulation).

In this Safeguarding Podcast with Rick Lane of Iggy Ventures we discuss how the mismanagement of the internet causes online harms, how it's been made so opaque that no one can understand it, what the US Government could do to sort it out and whether the EU's GDPR is a threat to US national security.

In this Safeguarding Podcast we review 2020's Safeguarding Podcasts with contributions from Sheila Taylor MBE, Baroness Sal Brinton, Sonya Ryan, Fred Langford, Ernie Allen, Anna Borgstrom, Lianna McDonald, Rick Lane, Professor Michael Salter, John Tanagho, Jenny Greensmith-Brennan, John Carr OBE, Susie Alegre & Sonia Livingstone OBE.

Today we're speaking with Rick Lane a strategic advisor and the CEO of Iggy Ventures LLC. He's an expert on the future of work, looking at how a range of technologies are fusing the physical, digital and biological worlds and how they impact all disciplines, economies and industries. Our conversation focuses on Section 230 of the 1996 Telecommunications Act.

Today we’re speaking with Rick Lane a strategic advisor and the CEO of Iggy Ventures LLC. Rick has worn many hats in his career including coordinating the development and implementation of 21st Century Fox and News... The post Rick Lane: Creating a Safe, Secure & Sustainable Internet. appeared first on Up Next.

In this episode, Alyssa and AMT-Lab Social Media & Marketing Manager, Mikayla Dimick, sit down with Jacqueline Lipton, Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh, and Rick Lane, the CEO of Iggy Ventures, LLC. Together they discuss the pending sale of the .org domain name and the level at which this will affect nonprofits.  Note: when this episode was recorded in March 2020, approval from ICANN for the sale was still pending. However, on April 30th, 2020, ICANN officially rejected the .org sale to Ethos Capital. Even though the .org domains are no longer for sale, a dialogue to rebuilt trust and protection of .org domains has taken place and could pick up again at any time.  

Storyboard artist Sarah Huisken joins the club this week to talk about NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) and the factors that make games as deliciously "replayable" as Mass Effect 2. Also, Stephen sort of gets the final word, Mark does a transition (!), and Ellen is slow to get the joke. Sarah Huisken's website - Sarah HuiskenSarah's Twitter handle is @BoringHeathen - Sarah HuiskenEverything Sony Announced in Today's PS5 Event - Chris Kohler , KotakuWays you can help support efforts for racial justice in the U.S.Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality raised $8.1 million! NDAs 0:19:20 Mark LaCroixMarketingA Conspiracy of Silence: How NDAs Are Harming The Games Industry - Rick Lane, Kotaku Replayability 0:47:15 Ellen Burns-JohnsonGame DesignWhat Makes a Game Replayable? - Design Doc, YouTube

Storyboard artist Sarah Huisken joins the club this week to talk about NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) and the factors that make games as deliciously "replayable" as Mass Effect 2. Also, Stephen sort of gets the final word, Mark does a transition (!), and Ellen is slow to get the joke.  Sarah Huisken's website - Sarah Huisken Sarah's Twitter handle is @BoringHeathen - Sarah Huisken Everything Sony Announced in Today's PS5 Event - Chris Kohler , Kotaku Ways you can help support efforts for racial justice in the U.S. Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality raised $8.1 million! NDAs 0:19:20 Mark LaCroix Category Marketing A Conspiracy of Silence: How NDAs Are Harming The Games Industry - Rick Lane , Kotaku Replayability 0:47:15 Ellen Burns-Johnson Category Game Design What Makes a Game Replayable? - Design Doc , YouTube

In this safeguarding podcast we discuss with Rick Lane, formerly “the point person for cleaning up MySpace”, the legal issues around Section 230 and why social media platforms are fighting any change to the status quo which provides them with immunity from liability from what's on their platforms and we reach a startling and frightening conclusion as far as child online safety is concerned.

In this episode, CBI's Dave Glenn, Dan Gregory and Bjorn Olsen discuss Advanced EDR with our partners Adam Hogan and Rick Lane from CrowdStrike and Erik Wille from our customer Penske.

Rick Lane, CEO of Trading Technologies, joins the podcast to discuss the challenges of completely shifting from a monolith, hard-install platform to a software-as-a-solution (SaaS) delivery basis. He also talks about Chicago’s burgeoning institutional crypto scene. But before that, Anthony and James hit on stories coming out of Sibos, as well as the alternative data space. In the News 1:45 A quick look at this year’s Sibos event, which was held in Sydney. You can find our Sibos coverage here: https://www.waterstechnology.com/topics/sibos 4:30 A quick look at the alternative data marketplace after WatersTechnology published a 6,000-word examination of the space. This article will be free to read until Oct. 30: https://www.waterstechnology.com/market-data-data-analytics/3938811/the-new-oil-rush-an-examination-of-the-alternative-data-market   Rick Lane 8:00 Rick Lane joins the podcast.  9:30 First he explains the thinking behind the move from X_Trader to the TT platform, which is delivered via a software-as-a-service model. 16:00 Why did they go down the build path, as opposed to buying a solution (or solutions) and piecing them together.  24:00 How will the recently-launched TT OMS help underpin future deployments? 27:00 With all the consolidation in the OEMS space, will TT become acquirers in the future? 28:30 What mistakes were made and what lessons were learned during this process? 32:45 Why did Trading Technologies get involved in the crypto space? 36:00 Why has Chicago become the epicenter for institutional crypto development? 37:00 He wraps things up by looking at the recently announced partnership with TradeStation.

We preview this week's Vintage Rules game between Barossa and Tanunda with special guest Rick Lane.

Rick Lane is the current CEO of Trading Technologies—a software provider that develop high-performance trading platforms which are used by; proprietary traders, hedge funds, CTAs, brokers and banks etc. The reason why I asked Rick to appear on this episode is because, as we know, not everyone is cut out to be a trader. And that’s fine! I’d like to highlight, there are many other roles in the world of trading where you can have a great impact by leveraging skills which you may have already attained… Prior to teaming up with his cousin, a large interest rate trader, who anticipated the inflection point of automated trading, Rick was modelling combat scenarios for the military and he also did a short stint at Google as a product manager.

Today we’re speaking to Rick Lane (the former Senior Vice President of Government Affairs at 21st Century Fox) about how the world is truly transforming in the wake of automation and artificial intelligence. During the... The post Rick Lane: The Real Impact of Automation and Artificial Intelligence appeared first on Up Next.

The Return of the Rick Lane is a late-2014 sequel to Episode 5: A Very PC Podcast featuring Rick Lane. Recorded in Craig's flat around the same table for the first time in three years. [Thanks for listening! Tell a friend or leave us an iTunes review about the podcast!]

Options Insider Radio: Trading Technologies In this episode Mark is joined by Rick Lane and Brian Haag from Trading Technologies. They discuss: The genesis of X_TRADER Visual feedback of algorithm creation Broadening the appeal to a new customer base Broadening users beyond traditional options traders Challenges that Trading Technologies can help traders mitigate What are Trading Technologies' newest cloud-related initiatives And more  

Options Insider Radio: Trading Technologies In this episode Mark is joined by Rick Lane and Brian Haag from Trading Technologies. They discuss: The genesis of X_TRADER Visual feedback of algorithm creation Broadening the appeal to a new customer base Broadening users beyond traditional options traders Challenges that Trading Technologies can help traders mitigate What are Trading Technologies’ newest cloud-related initiatives And more  

Alan, Craig & special guest Rick Lane from GameGripe.co.uk take a look under the hotrod hood of PC gaming and generally wander about the subject like a bunch of grease monkeys, stopping occasionally to kick the tyres. 00:00:21 A mildy amusing introduction introducing Rick Lane from GameGripe.co.uk! 00:02:11 Our introductions to PC gaming & the Wonders of Technology on Trolleys: Champ Manager, POD, The Incredible Machine & Granny's Garden 00:08:30 Is there such a thing as PC gaming anymore? 00:11:33 PC gaming in 2011 00:12:29 PC is lean forward, Console is lean back 00:16:14 The evolution of the PC gamer 00:19:53 The Great PC Game Debate! 00:20:14 The Rt. Hon. Alan: Patches, incompatibility issues & install problems 00:22:22 The Rt. Hon. Rick: Rebuttal 00:23:53 The Rt. Hon. Alan: Designing for a non-standard platform 00:24:35 The Rt. Hon. Rick: Sort of Rebuttal 00:27:40 The Rt. Hon. Alan: Lengthy install sequences now on the console 00:28:54 INTERMISSION: Craig's PC Gameshow: Install Round! 00:31:55 The Rt. Hon. Alan: PC Gaming is expensive 00:32:45 Cost of Rick's PC setup 00:34:12 The Rt. Sexy. Craig: Rebuttal 00:34:14 Cost of Alan's console setup 00:37:26 PC gaming & future-proofing 00:40:41 Disabled PC gaming 00:41:40 Are PC gamers tech obsessed? 00:45:00 PC development & streamlining at the cost of customisation 00:47:05 Piracy on the PC & the morality of Far Cry 2 00:50:00 The increasing stringencies of DRM & the alternatives 00:58:00 Mac Store, App Store, Steam & safe harbours from piracy 01:01:30 INTERMISSION: Craig's PC Gameshow: Piracy Round! 01:04:27 A winner is ??? 01:04:50 Outro: Our favourite PC games To share your comments on this episode and more head on over to: http://www.split-screen.net/podcasts [Thanks for listening! Tell a friend or leave us an iTunes review about the podcast!]