PC20-29-2021-03-19- Podcasting 2.0: "The Castaways"

Podcasting 2.0 for March 19th 2021 Episode 29: The Castaways
Adam & Dave discuss the week's developments on podcastindex.org and welcome Benjamin Bellamy from Castopod
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  Adam & Dave discuss the week's developments on podcastindex.org and welcome the newly Podcasting 2.0 Certified Members!
  Chapters Galore
    Marco overcast images and links
  Hypercatcher bucket
  Cancel Canon coming for Patreon and Podcast Advertisers
  Map guys
  Bubble graph
  Breeze
    Existing 2.0 player 'Anytime'
    Code is available
  Benjamin Bellamy
    Castopod
    Yassine - Co - founder
    Freeform rss
    Podlibre.org
    NextCloud integration via cpanel
    Dircast
    Podsfa.re
  Podcasters Declare: an Open Letter to Apple
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    It's 2021, and the podcast industry is getting close to maturity - in fact it's well into its teens. Ever since "Apple took podcasting mainstream" you've been a benevolent caretaker of this nascent, sometimes needy, but always promising medium.
    As Steve Jobs said in June, 2005, ''Podcasting is the next generation of radio'' - and through natural disasters and pandemics, podcasting has stepped up to the plate for delivering the information people needed, in the best way for them to get it. And this powerful, personal, innovative new form of media wouldn't have been the same without your involvement - and championing of it.
    We've had fun since 2005. The early dominance of tech news, politics and comedy then saw a wave of interest in true crime - which may empower and even help protect vulnerable people. And you responded to that wave, by adding categories for True Crime, History, and Fiction - which validated the space for those genres of content to grow, to be charted, to allow their listeners to know where to look for them. You gave podcasters the words to describe what they made.
    Now, podcasting is coming of age - 16 years after Steve Jobs gave the official backing and support of Apple. And with age comes, hopefully, maturity. And with power, responsibility. As you say ''Climate change is a defining issue of our time''.
    So podcasters are talking about it, engaging with climate using the next generation of radio - the medium we turn to not only for distraction or entertainment, but as a source of comfort, connection, and potentially life-saving information in times of crisis.
    We need not in this letter list recent disasters, and cite the attribution studies that show that the climate crisis is upon us. You know this, Apple. So, will you allow podcasting to mature, and validate a space for the climate to be discussed?Will you use your power responsibly?
    This letter has been signed by audio creators making podcasts that engage with climate change. Climate may not be the sole focus of their shows, but it does intersect with nearly every topic. Climate is not absent from our stories, it's muted.
    So we ask you Apple - will you help us end the silence on climate change in the medium you have supported and nurtured for over 16 years? If you add a Climate category, it will be a small change to your podcast directory, but would open the doors for this space of audio creators, and their audiences of climate-engaged listeners.
    Because we're all climate-affected.
    And the true crime is silence on the climate crisis.
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  NLnet; Welcome to NLnet Foundation
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    Fri, 19 Mar 2021 23:01
    When it comes to important ideas that can help improve our society, there really are no boundaries. The challenge is to turn those opportunities into reality. Great ideas just come, but they are gone in a breeze as well. Lets make good use of them.
    Since 1997 NLnet foundation (after its historical contribution to the early internet in Europe) has been financially supporting organizations and people that contribute to an open information society. It funds those with ideas to fix the internet. The procedure is fast, competitive and open to anyone.
    NLnet has contributed funding to many important and very visible projects around fundamental standards from securing the core routing protocols and the domain name system of the internet to safer email, vendor-independent videoconferencing, more reliable wireless networks and private instant messaging - all based on open standards and verifiable open source software and/or hardware. It spawned the world-renowned NLnet Labs, and supported great open source projects like Jitsi, ARPA2, WireGuard, NoScript, Tor Hidden Services, GPLv3, GNUnet, and webODF. And many more ....
    What is perhaps most amazing about this all is the size of NLnet. NLnet does not have huge budgets compared to the awesome work that it facilitates. The foundation's current funding comes from donations, legacies, collaborative funding and subgranting mechanisms, after having been kickstarted by a substantial capital established by pioneers of the European internet. NLnet itself at the time was the very first Dutch Internet Service Provider, and transitioned into a recognised public benefit organisation in 1997. The articles of association for the NLnet foundation state: "to promote the exchange of electronic information and all that is related or beneficial to that purpose".
    NGI Zero Discovery is a grant programme that funds R&D that allows people, objects, content, data, applications and services to be found online - by improving search, discovery and discoverability through free and open source tools (like Searx, Yacy and and open standards like ActivityPub, microformats and linked data.
    More about NGI Zero Discovery Apply now!
    NGI Assure funds free and open source technological building blocks that can provides strong assurances to internet users on what they interact with online - from cryptography, public key infrastructure, distributed hash tables, CRDT's, symbolic and formal proofs, reputation and key exchange mechanisms.
    More about NGI Assure Apply now!
    If you are interested in learning about new technology that respects your privacy and helps to make you and everyone else more secure on the internet - take some time to browse through the many awesome projects we are currently supporting. There is an entire parallel world to discover that ranges from videoconferencing applications, collaborative editors, alternative search engines, social networks, reproducible software tooling, vpn technologies, and secure messaging - all the way up to open hardware laptops, smartphones and dumbphones, fully transparent computer chips, new internet routing mechanisms, alternative web browsers, operating systems and even entire mobile networks and satellites.
    NGI Zero PET is aimed at efforts that enhance privacy characteristics and trustworthiness of the technology we depend on. From the internet protocols that run underneath every packet sent, the operating system and browser that we run our applications on, the chips we use in every device, to even the design and manufacturing of silicon - projects within NGI Zero PET are breaking down barriers and working towards a technology commons.
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    The Internet Hardening Fund supports free and open source cryptography - from implementing new protocols in free and open source cryptographic libraries, designing unique open hardware devices, standardisation efforts of quantum-computer proof cryptography, secure VPN technology or work on the linux kernel to make IPSEC more reliable - we believe that hardening the internet is a future we should be working on today.
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