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PhD Candidate at Cambridge University
Streaming Services Program Manager at Cisco
Executive Producer at Declarations: The Human Rights Podcast
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Tom
Kissock-Mamede
Indigenous Rights and Livestream Expert
Tom is a Sociology PhD Candidate at the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on how Indigenous Climate activists in Brazil use live streaming as a tool for human rights advocacy. He's a Research Associate at Cambridge Digital Humanities where he has taught Video Data Analysis as a methodology, and is now researching the environmental impacts of global video infrastructure. Previously, Tom served as the Streaming Services Program Manager at Cisco and the Executive Producer of Declarations: The Human Rights Podcast. He has over a decade of international experience in Broadcasting and Digital Video, holds an MSc in Globalization and Latin American Development from University College London, and a BA in Film and Television Production from the Metropolitan Film School.
Media enquiries please email: contact@tomkissock.com
Research and Publishing enquiries please email: Tmk36@cam.ac.uk
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