Trust & Transparency Pirates

Written by Jamie Stark on October 7, 2013.

Daniel Domscheit-Berg at the 2013 Global Economic Symposium in Kiel, Geramny. Photo Credit: Henrik Herzberg

FutureChallenges contributor Jamie Stark sat down with Daniel Domscheit-Berg at the Global Economic Symposium in Kiel on 1 October. Domscheit-Berg is a technology activist in Germany and abroad, founder of OpenLeaks, and in 2011 was named by Foreign Policy magazine in its list of top global thinkers. That same year he published his book Inside WikiLeaks: My Time at the World’s Most Dangerous Website cited numerous times by the interviewer in his Iwanter Award research thesis on the ethics of Cablegate. Today Stark and Domscheit-Berg discuss transparency, both online and in the real world, as well as the future of the Pirate Party following recent German elections and the upcoming Dreamworks movie The Fifth Estate.

Tags: Daniel Domscheit-Berg, GES, Global Economic Symposium, Jamie Stark, OpenLeaks, Pirate Party Germany, Piratenpartei, Transparency

Jamie Stark

Jamie Stark is an American freelancer and blogger, currently working in South and Central America. He has written on everything from the future of religion to unusual politicians to new entrepreneurism. He researches and writes about the next generation of leaders in his collaborative blog, MillennialCliff.org.