Interview with Joi Ito
Live from the 22nd Chaos Communication Congress
Veröffentlicht am: 29.12.2005, 15:00 Uhr
Dauer: 00:50:11h
Teilnehmer: Tim Pritlove (Moderation), Joi Ito
Chaosradio International episode 2 is an interview with 22C3's keynote speaker Joi Ito. The interview touches various topics including Chicago's club scene and Joi's affiliation with it, the early Internet days via X.25, Creative Commons licensing issues, the Open Source Initiative, political activism in general and what can and should be done, optimism vs. pessimism in the current situation of global political fighting, ICANN, living a super-public life and combining all kinds of modern communication tools, the influence of the Internet on political activism and democracy and of course the 22C3 and his personal experiences at the event.
This interview is the same as in Chaosradio Express 011 but includes an english introduction.
Links:
- Joi Ito's Web
- Joi Ito on 22C3
- Joi Ito's Socialtext Workspace
- Laibach
- Apple II
- Bulletin Board System
- X.25
- ARPANET
- Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
- Serial Line Internet Protocol
- Creative Commons
- Open Source Initiative
- Software patents
- Software Patents vs Parliamentary Democracy
- Firefox
- ICANN
- International Telecommunication Union
- Otaku
- ICANN Meetings
- Orkut
- Friendster
- Pseudonym
- The Mine Ban Treaty
- Lawrence Lessig
- Technorati
- Six Apart
- Emergent Democracy
Music:
Audio
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