Ramesh Srinivasan "Beyond Fragmentation - A Path for Technology to Support our Collective Futures"

Thank you all for joining. I wish I could be with all of you in person, but I look forward to that day. This is also what our technologies are for: the ability to reach so many in so many different places. It's something I think we need to remember as well. The internet started in many ways, not only as a taxpayer-funded network, but as a distributed network where in theory any of us could be publishers, creators, and our voices could count. So I think it's important that we remember that and try to look at that as a north star. So thank you Fergal, thank you Lemore, thank you Louisa, and thank you to the Readyo team for having me. I'm honored to be part of this conference. It's awesome. I saw my friend Ethan Zuckerman was speaking yesterday. He's one of my favorite people and colleagues. So it's just wonderful to be part of this mix with all of you. I will share some slides and then I'll probably go about 40 minutes or so, and then we can have a conversation afterward. Let's also keep the conversation going. Anyone is welcome to stay in contact with me directly, and I always try to be in contact with anybody and everybody who reaches out. Okay, here we go. Okay, working? Okay, right everybody? Okay, great. Fantastic.