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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2022 · 3 MIN

Do we need to evolve to a New Internet?

from Questions I Wanted to Ask with Anshu · host Anshu Patni

Do you find yourself moving over from one messaging platform to the other because, apparently, this ones is safe?We are now in a stage of human existence where we need to ask why we need a new internet. In today's episode of QIWTA, I decode the new internet WEB3.0 everyone is talking about and what it will do for us? You can watch the episode under the podcast name Questions I wanted to ask. Please enjoy. Send me any of the questions that you find amusing around Creativity, Creator economy, WEB3.0, Metaverse, NFT'S and I will answer them on the podcast.You can follow: Anshu Patni: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anshupatni/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/anshupatni?lang=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anshu-pat... Producer: Anshu Patni, Aakash Mehta & Indian Storytellers https://www.instagram.com/anshupatni/ https://www.instagram.com/kuchbhimehta/ https://www.instagram.com/indianstory... Executive Producer: Smitaa Choprra & Karishma Chotalia Graphics & Artwork: Danish Shaikh Sound Mix & Master: Danish Shaikh Video Editor: Danish ShaikhYou can reach out to Anshu at: [email protected]

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