Declaring Your Independence Show

On Friday 27 July 2018 Melinda Pillsbury-Foster and Jim Davidson were guests on Ernie Hancock's Declaring Your Independence radio show on LRN.fm  The link to the show found on this page is a link to the episode we were guests during.  It is available for download from their site.

We talked about FreedomTVNetworks.com and our plans to help every voice be heard.  We were quizzed during one of the commercial breaks about censorship resistance.  Jim pointed out that with video on the blockchain, in order for a video that has been "mined" onto the chain to be censored, every person with a copy of the blockchain on a server or client computer would have to collude to remove that video.  So, a distributed ledger becomes a kind of permanent record.

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  1. Howard HinmanSat Jul 28, 07:57:00 PM PDT

    Ernest Hancock was a gracious host. Melinda Pillsbury-Foster and Jim Davidson performed superbly. Well done, and most interesting.

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  2. Howard HinmanSat Jul 28, 08:08:00 PM PDT

    The concept of the use of distributed ledger for posted programs will ensure that those programs are kept alive, and do not disappear down the Memory Hole. This a golden opportunity to make a lasting record. You have the opportunity to share your information with a wide audience. You might even make a few shekels.

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