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Aug 22, 2011 45 min

TA33 – CCCamp Radio

from Talking Anthropology Hosted by Thomas Lohninger

This is the first show of our radio station at the Chaos Communication Camp. We first explain what this Camp and our radio is with the help of lindworm and my college GMC. The second half of the show we are joined by bicyclemark one of the first and famous podcasters who explains a bit […]

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This is the first show of our radio station at the Chaos Communication Camp. We first explain what this Camp and our radio is with the help of lindworm and my college GMC. The second half of the show we are joined by bicyclemark one of the first and famous podcasters who explains a bit his work and what originally motivated him to start podcasting. topics: WTF is the chaos communication camp?!? hackers on a plane (HOAP) hackerspaces Luftfahrt Museum Finowfurt working as a podcaster how bicyclemark started podcasting projects in Afghanistan conflict minerals in consumer electronics “fairphone” link: events.ccc.de media.ccc.de @lindworm @bicyclemark Luftfahrt Museum Finowfurt hackerspaces.org nickfarr.org citizenreporter.org small world news Tim Pritlove Ushahidi TA19 Interview with one of the African developers of Usahidi Fairphone WP: Electronic Waste marks talk at camp about fairphone .. (so far not published, but should come up here)

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