A multimedia compendium of splinternet
This week in Montreal is the invite-only inaugural edition of Splintercon, an event focused on innovative solutions for isolated networks. Here are some highlights:
- The Splintercon knowledge base is everything already, and growing https://splintercon.net/resource
- Splinternet is an evolution of Internet Without Borders a nomadic event series held in Riga, Berlin, Prague, Haifa, Paris, Warsaw, Vilnius, Yerevan and Tblisi.
- Check out the Internet Splintering project, which asks "Is your internet experience the same as mine? If not, why?"
- Get your talk, paper or letter of interest in by this Friday (deadline extended) to the Internet Architecture Board's workshop on access and censorship.
Below are some multimedia delights from this week– and from the archives!– in podcasts and videos on internet infrastructure:
Podcasts
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Niels ten Oever and I talk about the five year's we've spent trying to change racist language in technical standards.
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From the archives! This episode of FOSS & Crafts was recorded during the pandemic.
Videos
Call for Topics is still open for the 2024 State of the Net!
I spoke on an Atlantic Council event launch of a report on China's vision for the internet.
I created a playlist of all of the recorded session of the Human Rights Protocol Considerations Research Group. 27 videos: 2 days, 2 hours, 31 minutes, 24 seconds but you can watch them all at 2x speed!