The simplest format is a streamed talk of 20-30 min. I have done this many times and I think it will be interesting. But I would be also motivated to think of a "hybrid conference" format, where people from different locations connect not as individuals, but through "spaces". And also, a first gathering with local activists in other areas toward the formulation of a "holistic" alternative to the Sidewalks Lab project. But these would need collaboration and better to discuss them with those interested.
Type: [ streamed talk | virtual workshop ]
Length*: [ 30 minutes | 1 hours | 2 hours | other (describe!) ]
Date: [ before August 7 | between August 7-9 | ]
Duration: [ once | ongoing ]
Language: [ english | french | greek ]
*Note: all talks will be capped at 30 minutes with time for discussion and questions
Objective
Stress the importance of physical space in the deployment of local networks, through a concrete example, the L200 space
Promote the narrative of diversity (net-diversity) instead of alternatives
Create a federation of physical spaces hosting local-networks
Material and Technical Requirements
Platform: [ videoconferencing ]
Technical considerations: [e.g., max number of participants, access]
Additional considerations: [e.g., max number of participants, access]
[List technical considerations, platform, and any resources you as presenter require AND any participant materials (indicate if support is required for a purchase/cost). Include equipment, technical, and installation requirements if applicable. We will aim to accommodate where possible]
Panayotis Antoniadis is the co-founder of NetHood, a Zurich-based non-profit organization that combines research and action in the development of tools for self-organization and conviviality, bringing together different forms of commoning in the city like community networks, complementary currencies, and cooperative housing.
Description
The main topic of my intervention is the idea of hybrid space as a common infrastructure as described in this recent article at the Journal of Peer Production, and presented recently at battlemesh.
The simplest format is a streamed talk of 20-30 min. I have done this many times and I think it will be interesting. But I would be also motivated to think of a "hybrid conference" format, where people from different locations connect not as individuals, but through "spaces". And also, a first gathering with local activists in other areas toward the formulation of a "holistic" alternative to the Sidewalks Lab project. But these would need collaboration and better to discuss them with those interested.
Type: [ streamed talk | virtual workshop ]
Length*: [ 30 minutes | 1 hours | 2 hours | other (describe!) ]
Date: [ before August 7 | between August 7-9 | ]
Duration: [ once | ongoing ] Language: [ english | french | greek ]
*Note: all talks will be capped at 30 minutes with time for discussion and questions
Objective
Material and Technical Requirements
Platform: [ videoconferencing ] Technical considerations: [e.g., max number of participants, access]
Additional considerations: [e.g., max number of participants, access]
[List technical considerations, platform, and any resources you as presenter require AND any participant materials (indicate if support is required for a purchase/cost). Include equipment, technical, and installation requirements if applicable. We will aim to accommodate where possible]
Presenter(s)
Name: Panayotis Antoniadis Email: panayotis@nethood.org Url(s): NetHood, L200, 7at7, Openki, o500 Twitter: @panayotis
GitHub: panosnethod
Presenter Bio
Panayotis Antoniadis is the co-founder of NetHood, a Zurich-based non-profit organization that combines research and action in the development of tools for self-organization and conviviality, bringing together different forms of commoning in the city like community networks, complementary currencies, and cooperative housing.