Future Tools: Riot in the Matrix
Riot is a decentralized, encrypted chat and collaboration tool, “powered” by Matrix, an open source project that has created an open standard for secure, real-time communication and organizing.
Jesse Hirsh
Future Fibre: Nuvujaq and LEO satellites
There’s a range of reasons why we should be just as serious about high speed Internet in the far north as we are in the rest of the country.
The Rise of Automated Organizations
Automation as a concept can be applied to just about anything. As software plays a growing role in how we organize ourselves, and automated communication increases in sophistication and nuance, the opportunity arises for the automated organization.
Future Tools: Tor and the Dark Web
Tor is free and open source software, and the Tor Network is operated by volunteers around the world using that software, making it possible for people to randomize their Internet traffic and potentially protect their identity and activity.
Future Fibre: Broadband Communism
In a bid to get attention and demonstrate their desire to take Britain in a radical new direction, the UK Labour party, under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, has proposed free fibre to the home, i.e. broadband communism. Free, fast, and unlimited Internet access for all British people.