Putting a face on XDR-TB
Last summer, Center for Disease Control officials quarrantined a man who’d flown from Atlanta to Prague via Paris, despite being ordered not to travel. CDC… Read More »Putting a face on XDR-TB
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The 5-4-3 double play, or “The Art of Conference Blogging”
When I was about seven years old, my father taught me how to score a baseball game. We were probably in Florida, combining a trip… Read More »The 5-4-3 double play, or “The Art of Conference Blogging”
Twelve great talks to watch, and no excuses for being bored. (Or boring.)
I spent the last four days at a series of meetings for the Open Society Institute, a foundation I advise and serve on a sub-board… Read More »Twelve great talks to watch, and no excuses for being bored. (Or boring.)
Big news from Cameron Sinclair and Architecture for Humanity
My friend Cameron Sinclar was one of the receipients of the TED Prize last year for his work on Architecture for Humanity, a network of… Read More »Big news from Cameron Sinclair and Architecture for Humanity
Conference or Auto Show?
There are aspects of the TED conference that feel more like an auto show than a technology conference. In the “simulcast lounge” – a huge… Read More »Conference or Auto Show?
8:30 AM might, indeed, be too early to rock
I’m flying from San Jose to Austin today, departing directly from the last morning of TED to join South by Southwest, already in progress. I’m… Read More »8:30 AM might, indeed, be too early to rock