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Game Mess Mornings
Giant Bomb
Future Money
Interledger Foundation
TechCheck
CNBC
Secure AF - A Cybersecurity Podcast
Alias Cybersecurity
The IT Guy Show
Eric Hendricks
Women talkin' 'bout AI
Kimberly Becker & Jessica Parker
Hacker Proof HQ
Hacker Proof HQ
America’s Frontlines
Tom Sheffield
Big Technology Podcast
Alex Kantrowitz
The Josh Bersin Company
Josh Bersin
Daily Cyber Threat Brief
Simply Cyber Media Group
The DISRUPTED SCIENCE Podcast
Caldera Information Solutions LLC
Starter Story
Starter Story
Disintegrator
Roberto Alonso Trillo, Marek Poliks, and Helena McFadzean
Talking HealthTech
Talking HealthTech
From the Crows' Nest
Association of Old Crows
The AllinCrypto Podcast
AllinCrypto
Ground Floor Government
PhoneLive.io
Production Expert Podcast
Production Expert
Access On
National Federation of the Blind
The Tech Report
Times Radio
POD256 | Bitcoin Mining, Freedom Tech, and Awesome Tangents
POD256
AI Unraveled: Latest AI News, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Gen AI, LLMs, Agents, Ethics, Bias
Etienne Noumen
The Virtual CISO Podcast
John Verry
Cyber Voices
Australian Information Security Association (AISA)
The Vergecast
The Verge
Solo Founders
Solo Founders
Sujétame el micro
Emilio Cano
The Good Tech Companies
HackerNoon
The a16z Show
Andreessen Horowitz
The Ruby on Rails Podcast
David Hill
9to5Mac Daily
9to5Mac
The Audacity to Podcast® - tips and how to start and grow profit in podcasting
Daniel J. Lewis
The Data & AI Chief
ThoughtSpot
The Space Policy Show
The Aerospace Corporation
AI For Humans: Weekly AI News, Tools & Trends
Kevin Pereira & Gavin Purcell
Tecnología
Caldera Information Solutions LLC
In 2025, Anita Say Chan’s book, Predatory Data: Eugenics in Big Tech and Our Fight for an Independent Future, was published by the University of California Press. This led to a review here, and we became immediate fans o...
We’re finally in the long-awaited tunnel to people buying and reading our book. It seems like forever, yet the book also strikes us as more relevant than ever. As with most things set into motion, the path has contained ...
Quantification as proxy for qualification of scientific and academic publications has been around for a very long time. Today, we touch a little on the history of bibliometrics and scientometrics, but not as much as in ...
We turned the manuscript for our book in almost a year ago now, but we were working feverishly on it around this time given that MAHA was busy undermining vaccine science even then. Now, a year later, how is our book lo...
We’ve been doing our podcast for nearly a full year, starting right as we were putting our pencils down from writing the book. We didn’t know quite what to expect, but we were excited to try something new, and we learned...
Today we take a deep dive into a fake paper involving Eric Topol, one of the most prominent names in what we have to call “mainstream medicine” today. We’re going to offer our second opinion on what we know to be his mis...
This week, guest host Michael Magoulias takes the reins to conduct a lighthearted interview of your intrepid authors, partly to take the sting out of this being tax day in the US. Michael has worked in scholarly publishi...
Susan Wise Bauer is a historian and author of The Great Shadow: A History of How Sickness Shapes What We Do, Think, Believe, and Buy. I reviewed her book a few weeks ago, and Joy attended a talk she gave William & Mary. ...
Technology and media have become entangled and confused, so much so that the free speech of “no, thanks, not for us” is now called “censorship” and discussing public officials or people on the public payroll in accountab...
Today, we’re joined by Amanda Licastro, Head of Digital Scholarship Strategies and Visiting Associate Professor in English at Swarthmore College. Amanda recently participated in one of Rick Anderson’s debates at the Res...
A recent episode of Paris Marx’s “Tech Won’t Save Us” podcast featured Tim Schwab, author of the 2023 book, The Bill Gates Problem: Reckoning with the Myth of the Good Billionaire. Recent revelations about Gates and Jeff...
John Wiley & Sons is at it again with its “date anyone with a cute AI” approach, announcing yesterday a deal with OpenEvidence (OE). This is nothing new for Wiley, a company that seems more infatuated with tech than it i...
The last 25 years in scientific publishing has been about privileging technology-backed insurgents — business models, philosophies, belief systems, information theories. Natural science empowered by digital tools flipped...
Carl Rhodes is Professor of Business and Society at The University of Technology Sydney Business School. Carl researches the relationship between liberal democracy and contemporary capitalism. Martina Linnenluecke is an ...
Maxwell K. Riggsbee, Jr., is a technologist currently specializing in developing machine learning systems around content serving US government policy-makers and related stakeholders via his company Gadget Software. Max ...
Earlier this week, Ben Collins, the owner of The Onion, was interviewed on Kara Swisher’s “On” podcast. The interview raised some core questions about the digital information age and how we in scientific publishing are h...
PJ Puterbaugh’s skills exist at the intersection of art and science. Working as a painter and portraitist, years ago she found herself utilizing her abilities to help people by becoming a forensic artist. This meant cer...
Reading about Skylar Hughes is like reading about the early days of a superstar. A ballerina, a young academic powerhouse, and a community and psychological researcher for years already, Skylar went from high school in G...
“Disintermediation” was a hot buzzword during the early days of disruption thinking, but it never really occurred. Instead, the platform era ushered in new forms of intermediation based on advertising incentives and dere...
Rick Anderson, the University Librarian at Brigham Young University (BYU), joins us today. Rick serves on numerous editorial and advisory boards and is a regular contributor to the Scholarly Kitchen. He has served as pre...
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