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Episode 107: Building the Decentralized Web
Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to James Walker of Fission about building the decentralized web, decentralized identity, IPFS, and empowering users.
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We had the pleasure of speaking with James Walker of Fission, a decentralized web platform, about decentralization, IPFS, and his long history with digital identity.
James is an old friend of ours, and is a kindred spirit who values user agency as much as we do. For him that means designing standards and protocols that help to ultimately empower users, and we were inspired to learn of the work he’s doing. We hope you enjoy it as well!
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More From Fission
Fission CTO, Brooklyn Zelenka, presented this fantastic overview of Web 3 recently, and it’s well worth a look. She packs a lot of knowledge into a quick presentation.
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