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Andrew Yang Podcast

Andrew Yang & Audacy

Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Our data is now worth more than oil, and instead of just talking about it, we're doing something about it. Tune in for a big announcement, a discussion about why we should own our data, and data property rights expert Enoch Liang joins to dive into the specifics of our big news.

The Data Dividend Project - http://ddpforall.com

Andrew Yang - https://movehumanityforward.com/ | https://twitter.com/AndrewYang

Zach Graumann - https://twitter.com/Zach_Graumann

Transcript

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0:00.0	I just sent a tweet out that now is something, you know,
0:06.0	100 something thousand likes where I said,
0:08.2	hey, Facebook's now worth $650 billion.
0:11.4	Most of that based on the monetization of our data.
0:14.6	At this point, Facebook should be paying us
0:17.4	for the privilege of using our data
0:19.2	because they're literally worth like two thirds
0:20.8	of a trillion dollars.
0:22.0	It's like, wait, how the heck did they become
0:23.5	worth two thirds of a trillion dollars if it's free?
0:27.8	And the fact is.
0:29.8	Yeah, again, it's all of the advertisers who want
0:32.7	to access us and our preferences and micro target us
0:37.4	and access our data.
0:38.7	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:43.8	Yes, today we have an important conversation
0:46.8	on data as a property right.
0:49.0	And in the middle of this episode,
0:50.6	we've got a huge announcement,
0:52.1	talking about what we're doing in this arena.
0:54.1	So stay tuned.
0:55.8	It's going to be exciting.
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