In a nutshell: it’s a political strategy rather than an ideology, where the people’s interests are juxtaposed against a supposed elite. It can have various host ideologies. Personalist leaders claim to represent the people. It’s hard to roll back populist attitudes once activated.
https://orgcon.openrightsgroup.org/2019/
A conference with topics of data, democracy, privacy, censorship, algorithms and surveillance.
I will watch the keynote from Snowden of course, and then I think the debates on evoting and end-to-end encryption. Maybe IoT and data.
I saw Digital Selves (with visuals from Rumblesan), Vou (+Rumblesan) and Miri Kat (with visuals from hellocatfood). They all smashed it.
The Museum of Brands also had a display of old radios. Check out this beauty:
Solid State, aw yeah. We had a radio that looked like this when I was growing up (although I think it must have been newer than this one.)
Jonas Voss (blog.voss.co)Jonas Voss (blog.voss.co)