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    Source Code

    Welcome to Source Code, Protocol’s show about the people, power and politics of tech. Twice a week, we talk to the most important people, and about the most important stories, happening all over the world of tech.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Inside Vimeo’s reinvention Feb 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Anjali Sud, the CEO of Vimeo, joins the show to talk about all things video. She explains how she changed Vimeo’s products and culture completely, how it’s now trying to help businesses make great video for practically everything they do, and why the video industry is set to boom over the next few years. She also talks about changing Vimeo’s image, and what it takes to get out of the shadow of YouTube.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Anjali Sud on Twitter
    • Vimeo’s website
    • More on the spinoff plans
    • More on Vimeo Create

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    Amazon after Bezos Feb 07, 2021
    Show notes

    Tom Krazit joins the show to talk about Jeff Bezos stepping down as Amazon CEO, Andy Jassy stepping into the role, and where Amazon and AWS go from here. Then, Emily Birnbaum talks about two new tech-focused proposals — one on antitrust reform and one on Section 230 — that might matter more than most.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Tom on Twitter
    • Andy Jassy, Amazon's new CEO, built a tech juggernaut
    • Why the next CEO of AWS (most likely) already works for AWS
    • Emily on Twitter
    • This is the Democrats’ plan to limit Section 230
    • Amy Klobuchar's legislation aims at Big Tech

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    Proton’s plan for a more private internet Feb 03, 2021
    Show notes

    Proton Technologies CEO Andy Yen joins Source Code to talk about ProtonMail, building products with privacy in mind, the encryption debate, and whether Apple is really fighting for its users.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Andy Yen on LinkedIn
    • ProtonMail
    • Proton’s post on the EU’s anti-encryption proposal
    • More on Apple’s pro-privacy stance

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    Making sense of GameStop madness Jan 31, 2021
    Show notes

    Shakeel Hashim comes on the show to talk about GameStop’s craziest week ever: what it means that Reddit seems to run the stock market, whether Robinhood can survive the chaos, what regulators might be looking into, and what to about the fact that Elon Musk can tweet anything into existence. Then, Issie Lapowsky joins to talk about the first five decisions made by the Facebook Oversight Board, and what they tell us about the Internet Supreme Court’s plans going forward … and what they might do about Donald Trump.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • A rough timeline of the GameStop saga
    • What really happened to Robinhood
    • An interview with u/DeepFuckingValue
    • A good profile of WallStreetBets
    • Issie on the Oversight Board’s decisions
    • Issie on the Board’s Trump plans

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    Why the stock market went crazy — and one way to fix it Jan 28, 2021
    Show notes

    Public co-CEO Leif Abraham comes on the Source Code podcast to talk about the future of investing for everyday people, what in the world is happening with GameStop, how to make a fintech app that’s fun to use without feeling like gambling, and much more.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Leif Abraham on Twitter
    • Public’s website
    • What’s going on with GameStop
    • How bored tech workers started playing games with money
    • The history of r/WallStreetBets

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    Biden's first tech moves Jan 24, 2021
    Show notes

    Emily Birnbaum comes on the show to talk about President Biden’s early nominees and appointees, and what they might mean for the tech industry. Then, Joe Williams comes on to talk about SAP, its new(ish) CEO Christian Klein, and what it takes to turn around a tech giant.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Emily and Issie on the new names of the Biden administration
    • Issie’s interview with Becca Slaughter
    • Emily’s interview with Jessica Rosenworcel
    • Issie’s profile of Vanita Gupta
    • Joe’s profile of Christian Klein

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    The future of the cell phone, from the man who invented it Jan 21, 2021
    Show notes

    Martin Cooper, the inventor of the cell phone, comes on the show to talk about his new book, “Cutting the Cord,” and his thoughts on the tech industry as a whole. He dives into how he convinced Motorola to bet the company on a new technology, why he’s still optimistic about the cell phone’s potential, and what it will look like when robots replace us.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Marty Cooper’s book, Cutting the Cord: The Cell Phone Has Transformed Humanity
    • Marty Cooper on Twitter
    • A fun video on Cooper’s first cell phone call
    • Cooper holding the original DynaTAC

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    The best, worst and weirdest of CES 2021 Jan 17, 2021
    Show notes

    It’s CES week! Because, you know, there’s nothing else going on. Mike Murphy comes on the show with Starship Technologies CEO Ahti Heinla to talk about all the robots, delivery vehicles and autonomous everything that showed up at the show. Then Emily Birnbaum comes on to talk about the increasing intersection between tech and politics. Finally, Janko Roettgers updates us on the state of TVs, and the ever-increasing streaming wars.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Mike on all the robots at CES
    • Janko on the state of streaming at CES
    • Ahti Heinla on Twitter
    • Starship Technologies
    • Emily on the intersection of politics and tech at CES
    • David on the many, many, many screens at CES

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    One man’s plan to build a new internet Jan 13, 2021
    Show notes

    Dfinity Chief Scientist Dominic Williams comes on the Source Code Podcast to talk about his vision for a decentralized internet, what “The Internet Computer” looks like, and why the future of the internet looks less like hyperscale data centers and more like the blockchain.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • Dominic Williams on Twitter
    • Dfinity’s whitepaper
    • Last week’s big Internet Computer status update

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


    The great Trump deplatforming Jan 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Emily Birnbaum and Issie Lapowsky join Source Code to talk about social networks’ handling of President Trump after the riots in the Capitol. Then, Tom Krazit comes on to talk about whether having all those unauthorized people in the building created a security risk, and what the government and tech companies are doing about it.

    For more on the topics in this episode:

    • The other reason Facebook silenced Trump? Republicans just lost their power.
    • Social networks didn’t create a coup. But they helped.
    • Pressure mounts on social media giants to suspend Trump as rioters storm the Capitol
    • Don’t worry about the cybersecurity fallout of the Capitol breach

    For all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.


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