CYBERnyama Brandon Campbell: Recent Episodes
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We speak to Steve Song about his Africa Telecoms Infrastructure in 2017 report. We discuss the state of Africa's telecommunications infrastructures including undersea cables, terrestrial backbone fibre, streaming, wireless technologies, spectrum, and the concept of universal basic internet.
This is the first of a series in which we investigate bots. We speak to Tim Großmann, founder and lead developer of an Instagram automation project - InstaPy. A set of tools that can automate an Instagram account's activity, as well as be used to make an Instagram 'bot'. If you are interested in Instagram, automation, bots, Python, or social media then give this episode a listen.
We will also discuss how to get InstaPy running, if you want a bot, or to play with InstaPy. Visit CYBERyama.net for the links contained in the podcast as well a blogpost with some pointers to help get you started.
Today we dial in to Lagos, Nigeria to speak to 'Gbenga Sesan, Tunde Okunoye, and Sodiq Alabi of Paradigm Initiative about the Digital Rights in Africa 2017 report.
We dial in to the 34th Annual Chaos Communication Congress (34C3) and speak to two attendees: Eva Fitzelová and Johannes Mueller, hosts of the Esperanto language podcast Kern Punkto. We talk about the Congress, podcasting, the Esperanto language, and allegations that the event is not doing enough to protect attendees from harassment and sexual abuse.
The twelfth annual meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) is currently concluding in Geneva, Switzerland. In our first episode we kick off with the beginning of our investigation into internet governance. Today's guest is Michael Oghia (@mikeoghia), an internet governance consultant.
Its a great chance for steakholders in the internet to come and chew the fat with us and discuss internet governance and the #IGF2017.