Author(s):	Ben Sturmfels
Location	D4.303 Costa Theatre
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Description:	What woul happen to all the cat videos if YouTube were to disappear? It would be a cat-atstrophe! GNU MediaGoblin is a free software media publishing platform — an alternative to centralised, censored and surveilled systems like Flickr, YouTube and SoundCloud. MediaGoblin gives people privacy, choice and control of their own media, something we need now more than ever. This talk will explore the current status of GNU MediaGoblin, the technical challenges in implementing fully decentralised sharing and commenting through the Pump.io API as well as work to lower the Python deployment barrier to empower normal people to escape the centralised systems. markdown
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