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I speak with Bilal Pandow (Professor, Bahrain Polytechnic) about the future of work and platform economy in India and the Middle East.We also discuss the best and worst parts of being a freelancer, as well as the current changes underway.
The New Gig is a podcast on - and for - the dynamic workforce of today.
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I speak with Pernilla Norman - Lawyer and Data Protection expert. We discuss how EU data protection and AI obligations are affecting the labour market. We also talk about the new pieces of legislation that entrepreneurs and freelancers need to be aware of, as well as the key elements to running a &…
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age.
In this episode I speak with CEO & Founder of Salaree, Paul Jackson who explains ambient technology and the problems that it solves. He also talks about how dark p…
I speak with Joan Kinyua (President, Data Labelers Association) about the role is AI playing and how is it changing the world of work. We also discuss how the gig and platform economy are evolving in Africa.
The New Gig is a podcast on - and for - the dynamic workforce of today.
I speak with Charlotte Kan (Freelance Moderator & Journalist) about why she chose her workstyle as well as her thoughts on the future of work given the advent of AI. We also discuss the main challenges faced and her top tips for budding freelancers.
The New Gig is a podcast on - and for - the d…
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