Decentralised Citizen Journalism – The Impact of Bitcoin and IPFS

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Following our previous discussion on IPFS and decentralised journalism:

Joining us today will be Vettage:
Collaborative multimedia journalism

The awesome @m0se will be with us to discuss his IPFS World Crypto Network Project
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Presented by Chris Ellis –
Producer Janine Römer –

Introductions (00:00:00 – 00:01:48)
Vettage Q1: What is Vettage? (00:01:48 – 00:05:45)
Vettage Q2: What makes Vettage different? (00:05:45 – 00:11:00)
Vettage Q3: How will Bitcoin & IPFS / decentralised systems impact journalism? (00:11:00 – 00:16:00)
Role of Editors vs. Informal Journalists (00:15:59 – 00:22:57)

Ethics in Journalism, Tools for Verifying & Challenging One's Beliefs (00:22:57 – 00:30:50)
Use Case: Chris' Moolah Investigation (00:30:50 – 00:36:20)

Introduction to IPFS: The Permanent Web (00:36:20 – 00:37:21)
M0se & the IPFS World Crypto Network Archive (00:37:21 – 00:40:56)
IPFS vs. Bittorrent & the DRY [Don't Repeat Yourself] Principle (00:40:56 – 00:44:54)
Invisible Walls & the End of Passive Consumption (00:44:54 – 00:53:00)
Giant Connected Components, Temporal Unity, and Multi-Disciplinary Architects (00:53:00 – 00:57:26)
Ethics of Responsibility in Centralization vs. Decentraliztion (00:57:26 – 01:08:36)

Future Development of Vettage (01:08:36 – 01:10:30)
Principles of Journalism & Censorship (01:10:30 – 01:15:55)

Summary of IPFS Discussion & Archive (1:15:55 – 01:18:27)
Mesh Networks: Fullnodes, Wifi Equipment & Anker Portable Solar Panels (01:18:27 – 01:24:00)
Closing Thoughts & Thanks (01:24:00 – 01:34:08)
Shout-Out to Asher Wolf; Journalism Ethics (01:28:07 – 01:31:00)