Distributed Dialogues EP #8 - The Great Firewall

from Distributed Dialogues Hosted by David Hollerith

Welcome to Season Two of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Human Rights Foundation’s Oslo Freedom Forum, focusing on the intersection between human rights and decentralized technology. In each episode we’ll tell stories where basic human rights have been jeopardized, then present ways in which decentralized technology might serve as a tool for overcoming these challenges. This episode is called “The Great Firewall”; in it, we bring you the story of how, for better or worse, technological innovations and the rule of law have influenced China's cultural present and past. Music provided by: David Berges and pond5, available at www.pond5.com. Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us on twitter @TheLTBNetwork.

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