Name: Interview with Douglas Rushkoff and Michel Bauwens by p2p_foundation
Duration: 57 min 27 s
Description: We discuss capitalism and the Commons, including a historical perspective. The crisis of value, finance and publicly traded companies. Open accounting, derivative markets, democracy and the state, crypto. DOA and platform cooperativism.

yo why do i hear this dude looking at his email so clearly?? check your sound engineer!!

Hailing originally from Bordeaux and Arkansas, based - very roughly speaking - in Berlin and coming on like PiL reincarnated as a French psychedelic soul revue, Paris Suit Yourself are the first 'rock' band ever to sign to venerable hip hop label Big Dada. First single, 'Craig Machinsky' is a furious tirade on the fetishisation and demonisation of blackness and sounds like nothing else you've ever heard.

The single, the first for Big Dada, heralds the release early next year of Paris Suit Yourself's debut album, 'My Main Shitstain' - forty five minutes of powerful polemic and impassioned lyricism, all delivered with the kind of hooks that you find yourself humming (or screaming and shouting) months later.

Craig Machinsky

"You know we like to do it big here on Diplo and Friends, we also like to do it first. First for Baauer, Tchami, and we've got another first for you tonight. A young producer from the channel islands. He's been absolutely destroying it on the internet and following in the footsteps of the likes of Cashmere Cat, Lido. 

He's called Mura Masa. It begins tonight for Mura on Diplo and friends. Pay attention. "   - Diplo


tagless, uncensored.

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tracklist: 

beverlay - typically her (kaytranada edition)    
sam gellaitry - waiting so long   
ciara - 1 step, 2 step (sam gellaitry remix)   
mura masa - firefly        
cashmere cat - with Me    
hudson mohawke - thunder bay    
rustie - slasherr
mura masa - montreal fly                (unreleased)
tnght - bugg’n         
novelist x mumdance - 1 sec
lunice - can’t wait to      
drake ft. 2 chainz - no lie (cashmere cat edit)
jack u ft. justin beiber - where are u now (rusty hook edit)
a. g. cook - beautiful (rustie edit)
mura masa - predator                (unreleased) 
mura masa - lotus eater
banks - fall over (djemba djemba remix) 
rusite - triadzz
dj sliink and mr. carmack - drop cha back in it (awe don’t give a hoot bootleg)
rocky fresh - panera bread ft. rick ross and lunice
branchez - truth
cashmere cat - 773 love (edit) 
mura masa - lullaby                (unreleased)



Mura Masa for Diplo + Friends (BBC Radio 1)

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We discuss capitalism and the Commons, including a historical perspective. The crisis of value, finance and publicly traded companies. Open accounting, derivative markets, democracy and the state, crypto. DOA and platform cooperativism. 

Interview with Douglas Rushkoff and Michel Bauwens

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Speaker(s): Stephen Curry, Mark Thorley, Robert Kiley, Jude England | The Future of Academic Impacts was an all day conference hosted by the LSE’s Impact of Social Sciences project team held on Tuesday, 4th December at Beveridge Hall, Senate House, London. The event is to mark the end of the three-year Impact of Social Sciences project based at the London School of Economics that has been funded by HEFCE. Working with colleagues at Imperial College London and the University of Leeds, we have looked at the nature and measurement of impact of academic research in the social sciences on government and policymaking, business and industry, and civil society. The conference will draw the research project to a close, discuss the results and outcomes of the project and seek to look forward to how impact research and measurement might develop over the next ten year period looking beyond REF2014. 10.00 – 11.30 Session 1: The Economic Impact of Academic Research. Speakers: Patrick Dunleavy – LSE, Chris Thong – Cambridge Economics, Sir Adrian Smith – Vice Chancellor, University of London, Nicola Dandridge – Chief Executive, Universities UK, Simon Bastow – LSE Chair. 11.45 – 13.15 Session 2: Impact and the New Digital Paradigm. Speakers: Victor Henning – Co-Founder & CEO  - Mendeley Ltd, Ziyad Marar – Global Publishing Director - Sage, Jason Priem – ImpactStory, Jane Tinkler – LSE Chair. 14.00 – 15.30 Session 3: Next Steps in Assessing Impact. Speakers: Julia Lane – Senior Managing Economist - American Institutes of Research, Cameron Neylon – Senior Scientist - Science and Technology Facilities Council/ Advocacy Director PLoS, David Sweeney – Director (Research, Innovation and Skills) - HEFCE, Patrick Dunleavy – LSE Chair. 16.00 – 17.30 Session 4: Impact as a Driver for Open Access. Speakers: Stephen Curry – Imperial College London, Mark Thorley – RCUK Research Outputs Network, Robert Kiley – Head Digital Services - Wellcome Trust, Chair: Jude England – Head of Social Sciences -The British Library. Tue, 4 Dec 2012 16:00:00 GMT

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