No Network Is Neutral: Recent Episodes
Jenna Ruddock & Justin Sherman
No Network Is Neutral is a podcast about the people, politics, and power behind the infrastructure that makes the internet run.
For our second episode, we caught up with Konstantinos Komaitis to talk about the global politics of internet infrastructure, the 10th anniversary of the fight against the Stop Online Piracy Act, and even a little bit (we promise, only a little bit!) about "web 3.0".
For our very first episode, we were so excited to talk with Dr. Corinne Cath-Speth. Corinne is a cultural anthropologist who studies the politics of internet infrastructure. She is also the co-chair of the Public Interest Technology Group. We talked about human rights, content moderation, institutional cultures, and what exactly we mean by "neutrality."
For our January episode, we caught up with Konstantinos Komaitis, a veteran of developing and analysing Internet policy to ensure an open and global Internet. We discussed the global politics of internet infrastructure, reflected on this week's 10th anniversary of the SOPA/PIPA protests, and even talked a bit about "web 3.0."
For our very first episode, we spoke with Dr. Corinne Cath, a cultural anthropologist who studies the politics of internet infrastructure. We talked about human rights, engineering cultures, what exactly we mean by neutrality — and what may be around the corner in 2022.