Darius, who is also known as Tiny Subversions on the www, is an internet artist and a researcher on the future of social networks.
Based out of Portland, Oregon, he has recently undertaken a fellowship at the Mozilla Foundation in Berlin which resulted in “Run your own social” - a manual that teaches anybody how to create and run a social network for their close circle of friends.
We sat down with Darius at The Conference in Malmö, Sweden, to talk about:
Darius’ journey from being a video game developer to blogging to researching the history & culture of the social web
Why we should move away from big social networks — and how that leads to more power to individual people and communities
How you can start your own private social network to share information, discuss topics and host movie nights with 50 of your friends
Here is episode #29 of the co-matter podcast with Darius Kazemi.
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör the co-matter podcast. Innehållet i podden är skapat av the co-matter podcast och inte av, eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.