Jamie Bartlett Keynote Speaker

  • Expert speaker in online culture, technology, cyber-crime
  • Author of 'The Dark Net' (2014), 'Radicals' (2016) and 'The People vs Tech' (2018).
  • Presenter and Writer of the podcast 'The Missing Cryptoqueen' (2019)

Jamie Bartlett's Biography

Jamie Bartlett is a keynote speaker who is an expert on the ‘dark net’, cryptocurrencies, cyber-security, and data privacy.  He is the director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at the think tank Demos, where he specialises in online social movements and the impact of technology on society.  He is the writer and presenter of the popular podcast The Missing Cryptoqueen (2019).

He is also author of  three books, The People Vs Tech (2018) about the relationship between technology and democracy, Radicals (2017) about political outsiders and best-selling The Dark Net (2014) about internet subcultures, which has been translated into 13 languages. Jamie also co-authored #intelligence with Sir David Omand, which explores the use of internet intelligence by the security services and the police. His Ted Talk about how dark net technology is changing the nature of cybercrime has been viewed almost 3 million times. 

His areas of expertise range from social media monitoring and analytics (including in elections) internet culture and ‘the dark net’, crypto-currencies, surveillance technology, machine learning, automated sentiment analysis, big data, cyber privacy and law, and social media research ethics.

He is also a technology blogger for the Spectator and regularly writes about how the internet is changing politics and society, including for The Sunday Times, the Guardian, Foreign Policy, and The Telegraph.  He recently presented a major BBC2 documentary series ‘The Secrets of Silicon Valley’ about technology disruption to economies and politics, and which helped uncover the Cambridge Analytica story.

His Ted Talk about the dark net has had nearly 6 million views.

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Videos of Jamie Bartlett

TED | How the Mysterious Dark Net is Going Mainstream
TED | How the Mysterious Dark Net is Going Mainstream
Research in the digital age: Wonk or comms?
Research in the digital age: Wonk or comms?
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Jamie Bartlett: "The Dark Net" | Talks at Google

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Books by Jamie Bartlett

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The Missing Cryptoqueen

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