‘Tech Policy in Extraordinary Times’ with Ashkhen Kazaryan (Ep. 224)
‘Tech Policy in Extraordinary Times’ with Ashkhen Kazaryan (Ep. 224)
Ashkhen Kazaryan is Director of Civil Liberties at TechFreedom.
‘The Digital Street — Criminal Justice and Tech’ with Jeff Lane (Ep. 223)
/in Big Data/Privacy, home post, Law Enforcement, podcast /by Joe MillerThe Digital Street — Criminal Justice and Tech’ with Jeff Lane (Ep. 223)
Jeff Lane is an Assistant Professor for Communication at Rutgers University.
‘They Smile in Your Face: How the Internet is Unmasking Hidden Racism’ with Robert Eschmann (Ep. 222)
/in blog post, Education, First Amendment, podcast /by Joe MillerThey Smile in Your Face: How the Internet is Unmasking Hidden Racism
Rob Eschmann has been a Boston University School of Social Work faculty member since 2017.
‘A New 401(k) for Small Businesses’ with Bärí Williams (Ep. 221)
/in blog post, Civic Engagement, Diversity & Inclusion, Net Neutrality/Internet Economy, podcast /by Joe Miller‘A New 401(k) for Small Businesses’ with Bärí Williams (Ep. 221)
Bärí A. Williams is an attorney and Silicon Valley-based startup advisor.
‘How Real Innovators Use Virtual Reality for Social Good’ w/ Gary Radburn (Ep. 220)
/in Net Neutrality/Internet Economy, podcast /by Joe Miller‘How Real Innovators Use Virtual Reality for Social Good’ w/ Gary Radburn (Ep. 220)
Gary Radburn (@VRGaryatDell) is the Director of VR/AR solutions at Dell.
‘5G is Here: What Does that Mean for You?’ with John Godfrey (Ep 219)
/in home post, podcast, Wireless /by Joe Miller‘5G is Here: What Does that Mean for You?’ with John Godfrey
5G is Here—but what does that mean for you? Samsung Electronics America’s Senior Vice President for Public Policy John Godfrey joined Joe Miller to discuss his company’s take.
‘How Data Mapping Can Save Moms’ Lives’ with Licy Do Canto (Ep. 218)
/in Broadband Access & Adoption, Health IT/Telemedicine, home post, podcast /by Joe Miller‘How Data Mapping Can Save Moms’ Lives’ with Licy Do Canto (Ep. 218)
Licy Do Canto is Managing Director of BCW Healthcare in the firm’s Public Affairs and Crisis practice, where he leads policy and public affairs strategy for the firm’s healthcare clients in North America. He also oversees the BCW Healthcare Team in Washington, D.C.
‘How Media Policies Have Helped the Far Right’ with Anne Nelson (Ep. 217)
/in home post, Media, podcast /by Joe MillerHow Media Policies Have Helped the Far Right with Anne Nelson (Ep. 217)
The author of ‘Shadow Network: Media, Money, and the Secret Hub of the Radical Right’ and Joe Miller discuss how media public policy has helped the far right.
‘How Politics Infect Media Ownership Diversity in the U.S.’ with Yosef Getachew (Ep. 216)
/in Diversity & Inclusion, Media, podcast /by Joe MillerHow Politics Infect Media Ownership Diversity in the U.S. with Yosef Getachew (Ep. 216)
Yosef Getachew is Program Director of the Media and Democracy Program at Common Cause.
“The Human Factor of Cybersecurity” with Sherrod DeGrippo (Ep. 215)
/in Cybersecurity, podcast /by Joe Miller“The Human Factor of Cybersecurity” w/ Sherrod DeGrippo (Ep. 215)
Sherrod DeGrippo (@sherrod_im) is the Sr. Director of Threat Research and Detection for Proofpoint, Inc.
‘The Termination Right — Here’s what creators need to know’ with Dylan Gilbert (Ep. 214)
/in Intellectual Property, podcast /by Joe Miller‘The Termination Right — Here’s what creators need to know’ with Dylan Gilbert (EP. 214)
‘How to Connect Underrepresented Students with International Opportunities’ with Mohamed Abdel-Kader (Ep. 213)
/in Education, podcast /by Joe Miller‘How to Connect Underrepresented Students with International Opportunities’ with Mohamed Abdel-Kader
Mohamed Abdel-Kader (@MAKtweeter) is Executive Director of the Stevens Initiative at the Aspen Institute.
Facebook and Civil Rights: What are the Options? with Ebonie Riley (Ep. 212)
/in Diversity & Inclusion, podcast /by Joe MillerFacebook and Civil Rights: What are the Options? with Ebonie Riley
Ebonie Riley currently serves as DC Bureau Chief of National Action Network’s Washington, DC Bureau.
‘What if There’s Too Much Privacy?’ with Michele Gilman (Ep. 211)
/in podcast, Privacy Policy /by Joe Miller‘What if There’s Too Much Privacy?’ with Michele Gilman (Ep. 211)
Michele Gilman (@profmgilman) is the Venable Professor of Law; Director, Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic; and Co-Director, Center on Applied Feminism at the University of Baltimore School of Law.
Diversity & Inclusion Research: A Holistic Approach with Sean Perryman (Ep. 210)
/in Diversity & Inclusion, podcast /by Joe MillerA Holistic Approach to Diversity & Inclusion Research with Sean Perryman (Ep. 210)
Sean Perryman is the Director of Diversity and Inclusion Policy and Counsel at Internet Association.
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