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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2018 · 38 MIN

37: News on the Block | Dan Kinsley | Civil

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News media and role of the free press face many headwinds in the digital era. When tech empires Facebook and Google upend the economic model of traditional news outlets, can they turn to blockchain to bring new life to the declining news market? Dan Kinsley, head of tech at Civil, shares how the team of tech nerds and news wonks plan to launch a network of newsrooms for the people and governed by the community. In today's episode we cover: -What's causing the rapid decline of traditional news -Spurring a new economy for ethical journalism much like the organic food movement -Struggles and rewards of getting society to use bleeding edge tech and new economic models -Why he's fired up about restoring the vital role of news in an open society Links: twitter.com/@dankinsley https://civil.co/ Follow A Bit Cryptic Podcast: Twitter.com/keepitcryptic Medium.com/@abitcryptic Facebook.com/abitcryptic Instagram.com/keepitcryptic If you like what you heard, please leave us a 5-star review and share the podcast! Disclosure: A Bit Cryptic intends to become a potential newsroom on the Civil network when it launches (pending approval by the registry). Civil does not have editorial influence on the newsrooms in its network.

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