20.10, 11:30–12:00 (Europe/Berlin), Großer Saal
As the landscape of podcasting evolves, so does the need for innovative tools that empower creators to take control of their content and distribution.
Enter Castopod, an open-source podcast hosting platform that seamlessly integrates with the Fediverse, offering unprecedented autonomy and connection in the world of podcasting.
In this 30-minute talk, we'll explore how Castopod enables podcasters to publish directly to the Fediverse, bypassing traditional gatekeepers and fostering a decentralized, community-driven approach to content sharing.
We'll dive into the technical aspects of Castopod, its commitment to open-source principles, and how it aligns with the values of the Subscribe community—promoting independence, creativity, and collaboration.
You will gain insights into how Castopod not only enhances the podcasting experience but also contributes to the broader open-web movement, making it a vital tool for the future of podcasting.
Whether you're a podcaster, developer, or passionate listener, this session will inspire you to rethink how podcasts are created, shared, and consumed in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Benjamin Bellamy is an engineer and entrepreneur. For the past twenty years he has led technical and entrepreneurial projects in various industries such as publishing, book distribution, online media, television and e-commerce. He is a furious open-source advocate, a podcast lover, and an active contributor to the Podcasting 2.0 community. Benjamin is the founder and CEO of Ad Aures, a company dedicated to creating fair and sustainable ecosystems for the podcasting industry. He is also the father of Castopod, an open-source podcast hosting platform integrated with the Fediverse.