A community of hackers, journalists, bloggers, developers, thought leaders, civil society activists and more gathered at Newspeak House, the independent college of political technology, on February 4th and 5th to participate in the London edition of Protocols for Publishers, discussing future alternatives for publishing on the web. This is the
Watch the trends and align for the good.
The last pieces have been locked in for our next in-person event in London. Firstly, we would like to announce or last speaker: Jeremiah Lee from the Interledger Foundation who will be discussing developments in web payments. SPEAKER: WEB PAYMENTS Jeremiah Lee is a program officer for the Interledger Foundation’
Don't just *think* about what comes next, think about what you can DO about it to make it work for you! Also, PfP✨ London speaker reveal!
A bonus edition of the Newsletter with some event announcements and a bunch of links
Join us in London on Feb 4-5, 2026 to discuss how we can preserve an open, equitable web, where no one company holds the keys.
(a paraphrased quote from our pal Ben Werdmuller.) Last month the votes on the expression of interest form for a PfP✨ event in Europe was heavily leaning towards end of January, but since then has shifted to February as the most popular. Because EU Open Source Week, the EU Open
This edition of the newsletter is a bit of a catch-up on links since we have been busy with outreach to potential speakers, participants, and sponsors for the second in-person Protocols for Publishers ✨ event in Europe. The next PfP event looks to be in London, UK and we polled everyone
The Protocols for Publishers community launched with its initial Showcase and Summit in NYC in August 2025. Next is an event in Europe. Please use the form below to express your interest in attending. Feel free to use the feedback forms to let us know if you are interested in
A look at the Showcase and Summit in August 2025
After a successful initial event in NYC in August, the Protocols for Publishers initiative is being stood up as an independent initiative, a community of practice at the intersection of new protocol development and publishing on the open web. Attendees to our first Summit in New York expressed interest in