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Daniel Sieradski is a cause media entrepreneur with over a decade’s experience in social innovation and cause marketing within the Jewish communal sector. He is presently Director of Jew It Yourself: The Every Day Guide to Do-It-Yourself Jewish Living, Director of Digital Strategy for Repair the World, a civic organization that aims to make service a defining element of Jewish life, as well as Digital Strategist for Heeb: The New Jew Review.
The New York City Jewish Tech Meetup is the brainchild of Daniel Sieradski, and is supported by Open Source Judaism, Makom Hadash, and Repair The World.
If you would like to join the NYC Jewish Tech Meetup group, please visit the NYC Jewish Tech Meetup Homepage to join the conversation, find out about future meetup events, and interact with the other members of the group.
In Episode Six of The Jewish Tech Meetup that was held on Thursday, October 27th, Dr. Leil Leibovitz answered questions from the audience and continued his discussion on gaming, Judaism, and the role of gaming in our modern world.
For more information about the New York Jewish Tech Meetup, please visit NYC.JewishTech.net.
The opening and closing music on this episode is Amanda French’s All My Internet Friends
In Episode Five of The Jewish Tech Meetup that was held on Thursday, October 27th, Dr. Liel Leibovitz discussed the connection between Judaism and gaming, and explored the issue of cheating in video games. Liel is a visiting assistant porrfessior focusing promarily on video game and interactive media research and theory.
For more information about the New York Jewish Tech Meetup, please visit NYC.JewishTech.net.
The opening and closing music on this episode is Amanda French’s All My Internet Friends
In Episode Four of The Jewish Tech Meetup that was held on Thursday, September 22nd, Ronen Eidelman, an Israeli Artist, writer, activist and cultural producer shared stories about a variety of his projects.
In this second part of his discussion, Ronen spoke about The Test Protests and Coming Out In Lublin.
The opening and closing music on this episode is Amanda French’s All My Internet Friends
In Episode Three of The Jewish Tech Meetup that was held on Thursday, September 22nd, Ronen Eidelman, an Israeli Artist, writer, activist and cultural producer shared stories about a variety of his projects.
In this first part of his discussion, Ronen spoke about three of his projects, Medinat Weimar, Nine Days In Av and Six Days in June.
The opening and closing music on this episode is Amanda French’s All My Internet Friends
This is part two of the New York City Jewish Tech Meetup that was held on Thursday, August 18th. The NYC Jewish Tech Meetup welcomed speaker Micah Sifry, the co-founder and Executive Editor of the Personal Democracy Forum and its blog TechPresident. He is a prolific author, most recently the author of WikiLeaks and the Age of Transparency. In this podcast, Sifry took questions from the gathered guests, and a thought provoking dialogue followed.
We apologize for the sound quality of the questions, as the room was not appropriately miked for the Q&A. When questions were unintelligable, they have been restated by JCast Network.
The opening and closing music on this episode is Amanda French’s All My Internet Friends
Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 6:00AM