Lessig: Sousa, Trespass, Cartels and free culture
Rives shares news with us about the Giacometti Code, the secret conspiracy that explains why “4am” gets such a bad rap. He traces it to… Read More »Lessig: Sousa, Trespass, Cartels and free culture
Nigeria: Open for Business
As a precursor to the sorts of African thinkers we’ll be seeing in Arusha at the TED Global conference, we’re honored to hear from former… Read More »Nigeria: Open for Business
Robin Chase – Sharing cars and networks
Robin Chase is the inventor of Zipcar, a business that’s commercialized the social behavior of carsharing. Her focus is market-based pricing of transortation and the… Read More »Robin Chase – Sharing cars and networks
John Doerr: Going green, making green
The formal program of day two begins with Michael Wesch’s marvelous film, Web 2.0 – the Machine is Us/ing Us – it gets a warm… Read More »John Doerr: Going green, making green
Breakfast with last year’s TED prize winners
Thursday morning at TED began with a review of last year’s TED prize. The TED prize is an annual prize given to innovators to help… Read More »Breakfast with last year’s TED prize winners
Seven feet, two inches deep
Kareem Abdul Jabar is someone you expect to see on a basketball court, not on the TED stage. He’s introduced with a montage of his… Read More »Seven feet, two inches deep