
A podcast about the future of social media and reclaiming our digital communities. Revolution.Social is hosted by technologist and community advocate Rabble, a.k.a. Evan Henshaw-Plath — who was Twitter’s first employee and hired Jack Dorsey. In weekly interviews, Rabble will interview thought leaders, technologists, academics, and more about the need for a new social media "bill of rights." Just a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnology | |||

From scams and spam to platforms we don’t control, many of the systems shaping our online lives feel increasingly broken.
In this episode of Revolution.Social, Rabble (Twitter’s first employee) sits down with Molly White, software engineer, Wikipedi... more
In an era of hypergrowth and enshittification, can venture capitalists win by investing with conscience? Today on Revolution.Social, Rabble talks to Union Square Ventures co-founder Brad Burnham and ex/ante founder Zoe Weinberg about digital agency, ... more
The biggest social media platforms in the world have alienated their users and trapped them inside algorithms that only serve corporate interests. But there is good reason to have hope for the future of decentralized social apps, made for and by thei... more
Jim Louderback is a media pioneer: a journalist and columnist who went on to become the CEO of the internet-based television network Revision3, and later of the global events business, VidCon.
Today, as the editor of the popular Inside the Creator E... more
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Here’s the thing. Social media has been around for decades. Revolution.social is exploring its origins. Why things are the way they are, and what can be done to make change. Rabble has been on the frontline from the beginning and he’s working toward a better future. Context is everything. Understand the past to change the future.
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The content focuses on the evolving landscape of social media, emphasizing the need for user empowerment, safety, and ethical governance in a digital environment rife with corporate control. Noteworthy past discussions have revolved around the development of digital rights, the importance of decentralized social platforms, and the challenges organizations face in maintaining user privacy and trust. The passionate advocacy for a social media 'bill of rights' highlights a unique approach toward transforming consumer expectations, providing vital context for those interested in the intersection of technology, society, and user agency in digital communities.
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