ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode, Josh and Nayana are joined by Jon Nash and Charlie Smith, authors of an insightful new report for Demos on the future of data sharing online. Jon and Charlie argue for a new device-based approach to data sharing that prioritises consent, privacy and interoperability.
You can read Jon and Charlie’s report here: https://demos.co.uk/research/rewiring-the-web-the-future-of-personal-data/
Jon is @jonjnash and Charlie is @charliehrysmith on Twitter.
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