OPT OUT — a podcast about technology that gives instead of takes
A podcast about technology that gives instead of takes. Stories from the people bending technology back towards the people using it. New episodes every other week.
Latest episode
Making open licenses matter to the people making things right now
Anna Tumadóttir, CEO of Creative Commons, on why a generation raised on remix should care who owns the source, and how licensing becomes a form of power instead of paperwork.
Episode notesGuestAnna TumasdottirCEO, Creative Commons
Previous episodes
01Open by defaultWho owns the source, and why the next generation of creators should care.02Whose tool is itWorker-owned software, platform co-ops, and the unglamorous governance that keeps them honest.03Automation with a ledgerIf a system absorbs someone's work, what does it owe them? The people writing that answer into code and contracts.04Teaching leverageWhat kids need to build with technology instead of being sorted by it — from teachers already doing it.
ConfirmedAnna TumadóttirCEO, Creative Commons
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I spent eleven years building the extractive kind.
I shipped the notifications and tuned the funnel. Then I started asking the people leaving the industry what they were building instead, and their answers were better than anything on my roadmap.
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