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Conversations with the people building the Next Generation Internet (NGI). They’re working on free and open source technologies to make the internet more resilient, secure, trustworthy, accessible and human-centered. NGI Zero is a coalition of non-profit organizations led by NLnet foundation providing financial and practical support to people working on the free and open internet.NGI Zero is made possible with financial support from the European Commission’s Next Generation Internet initiative. The podcast is hosted by Ronny Lam and Tessel Renzenbrink, the jingle created by Yarmo Mackenbach, all from NLnet.
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Booking probability
28%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchConversations with the people building the Next Generation Internet (NGI). They’re working on free and open source technologies to make the internet more resilient, secure, trustworthy, accessible and human-centered.
Recent episodes include "Democratizing Chip Design - Naja" (7 May 2025, 32 minutes), "Equitable Internet Access for the Under-served - LibreQoS" (18 April 2025, 47 minutes), and "Uncovering the hidden patterns of the consumer electronics industry - DeviceCode" (3 April 2025, 47 minutes).
NGI0: Next Generation Internet publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for NGI0: Next Generation Internet is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. NGI0: Next Generation Internet requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. NGI0: Next Generation Internet's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for NGI0: Next Generation Internet are IT Services & Software Development. NGI0: Next Generation Internet has a technology audience.
NGI0: Next Generation Internet is a technology podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #3
<p>“Open source EDA (Electronic Design Automation) can be a game changer when it comes to building a more resilient and accessible chip ecosystem”, says Christophe Alexandre. Together with Noam Cohen he created Naja, an...
<p>LibreQoS greatly improves the quality of experience of internet connections. It was born out of necessity during the COVID pandemic when massively increased internet usage resulted in intermittent package loss...
<p>“The consumer electronics industry works differently than people actually think”, says Armijn Hemel creator of DeviceCode. Behind the different brands and casings is often the same hardware, created by a single...
<p>“This project was fueled by the idea that we should be less dependent on proprietary software. We don’t have control over software managed by companies that can access, analyze and sell our private data. It was a...
Episode #6
<p>“There would be no room for conflict if everyone in the world could exchange ideas without being watched”, says Kirill Zholnay founder of SelfPrivacy. SelfPrivacy aims to make self-hosting accessible to non-technical...
Episode #5
<p>“The only thing that’s going to solve the mental health crisis in software engineering is more compassion, more collaboration, more attention to the people that you spend time with”, says Daniel Thompson-Yvetot...
Episode #4
<p>Adrian Georgescu was part of the Voice over IP revolution and in this episode you’ll learn much about that history and the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). With his company AG Projects, Adrian created Blink, a SIP...
Episode #3
<p>It is important to be able to communicate freely, says Jérôme Poisson a.k.a. Goffi. He is the main developer of Libervia, a communication ecosystem based on XMPP. XMPP is mostly associated with chat but Libervia...
<p>“Can you really speak of a program being free software if you cannot bootstrap it?”, says our guest Janneke. He is the founder of GNU Mes, a project addressing the security concerns that arise from bootstrapping an...
Episode #1
<p>One of the issues with today’s internet is that a lot of data is siloed. Consequently, users are locked into Big Tech ecosystems and its hard to reuse data. Joep Meindertsma, CEO of Ontola.io, talks about how his...
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Ontola.io
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LibreQoS
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