List options
Export
Player mode on | off
Grid
List
06:32
Björn Jeffrey "The ten design principles behind Mag+" official
Björn Jeffrey, from Bonnier, describes the prototyping of Mag+, a corporate collaborative research project about the experience of reading magazines on handheld digital devices. It illustrates one possible vision for digital magazines in the near future, presented by BERG London. Distributed by Tubemogul.
27:59
Mercedes Bunz "Relaunch Capitalism!" official
On Digitalisation, Public Sphere and Democratic Economy. And how digitalization revolutionizes journalism. Distributed by Tubemogul.
05:57
Fabian Hemmert "Making Computers Stiff, Scratchy & Stubborn" official
Fabian Hemmert, PhD Student at Deutsche Telekom, presents his latest projects in the field of tangible computing. Distributed by Tubemogul.
24:36
Olivier Glassey "Mutual privacy" official
The presentation looks at different privacy sub-cultures in the making and explore tensions between individual presentation of the self and collective construction of social identity. Distributed by Tubemogul. Distributed by Tubemogul.
26:29
Basile Zimmermann "Tech in China: methodology" official
Technology when it comes to cultural differences. Based on cases studies in China involving search engines and social networking sites, this talk presents a simple methodology to use when designing or analyzing new technologies. Distributed by Tubemogul.
38:01
Rahaf Harfoush "New trends impacting politics" official
Using Obama's historical campaign as a point of departure, Harfoush talks about the technological and social trends impacting politics in countries around the world. Distributed by Tubemogul.
24:30
Claudia Sommer "Greenpeace digital strategy" official
Presentation of how Greenpeace uses social media and digital technologies in their campaigns. Distributed by Tubemogul.
20:03
Christian Heller "Post-privacy" official
Heller talks about the role of privacy in our society, the threats and potentials inherent to a new era where the notion of privacy itself is being redefined. Distributed by Tubemogul.
22:36
Neil Rimer "Current trends in investment & entrepreneurship" official
Co-founder of Index Ventures (a venture capital investment firm famous for its investments in Skype, MySQL, and Betfair), Neil Rimer's talk focuses on the current trends in investment and entrepreneurship. Distributed by Tubemogul.
24:43
Alice Taylor "Using games beyond gaming" official
Alice Taylor commissions educational content for 14-19 year olds, aiming to get life-helpful information to teens via their most favoured platforms and formats. Her talk describes how to use games beyond gaming. Distributed by Tubemogul.
23:17
Russell Davies "Printing the internet" official
This is a talk about printing the internet out and about squirting it into things. About print-on-demand experiments (like Newspaper Club) and attempts to make physical products out of social network data (like DataDecs). Distributed by Tubemogul.
24:40
François Taddei "Can we become smarter.." (Lift France10 EN) official
Can we become smarter, individually and as a community?"François Taddéi trained as a biologist and is a researcher at INSERM.He also holds the position of Head of the interdisciplinary (M2) master program for life sciences, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris 7 University and Paris 5 Universities, and is the Founder of the Paris Interdisciplinary college (Faculty of Medecine, Paris 5), the “Festival de sciences Paris-Montagne” and the Founder of the interdisciplinary graduate school: life frontiers.He is the author of an OECD's report "Training creative and collaborative knowledge-builders: a major challenge for 21st century education"
21:11
Anders Sandberg "From cognitive enhancement" (Lift France10) official
From cognitive enhancement to collective intelligence.Anders Sandberg is a researcher, science debater, futurist, transhumanist, and author. He holds a Ph.D. in computational neuroscience from Stockholm University, and is currently a James Martin Research Fellow at the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University.
16:52
Manuel Lima "Network visualization..." (Lift France10 EN) official
"Network visualization at the age of infinite interconnectedness"Manuel Lima, Senior User Experience Designer at Nokia and founder of visualcomplexity.com exemplifies the role of visualization to embrace and describe complex phenomena.
21:17
Jarmo Eskelinen "Open public data" (Lift France10 EN) official
Open public data: the finnish example, apps for democracy.Jarmo Eskelinen is the CEO of Forum Virium Helsinki, a non-profit innovation company in the area of digital services. FVH brings together ideas and innovators and leads development projects. All activities are based on the principles of open and user-driven innovation. Forum Virium Helsinki was established in 2006 by 16 major corporations, the City of Helsinki and key innovation funding bodies of Finland.
21:24
Matt Cottam "New material..." (Lift France10 EN) official
New material for physical computing and independent manufacture.Matt cofounded Tellart in 2000, a design consultancy specializing in design and engineering for ubiquitous computing applications. Matt’s has provided inspiration and strategic direction for a diverse client list including Nokia Design, Humana Inc., Otis Elevator and Google. He uses information design, photography and filmmaking methods to explore design challenges and to create products, services & experiences that address genuine human needs.
21:40
Anab Jain "Designing for 'implications'" (Lift France10 EN) official
Designing for 'implications': prototyping near future worlds with emerging technologies.Anab is a TED Fellow and the Founder of Superflux, a studio researching and designing new interactions at the intersection of people and technology. Through their Consultancy, Superflux translate ideas into applications. And through the Lab, they explore the implications of technological change on people, society and the environment. Clients and collaborators include Microsoft Research, Nokia, EPSRC, Nesta, Courtauld Institute and the Design Council.
22:59
Ton Zijlstra "FabLab Netherlands" (Lift France10 EN) official
What does it take to BE a fab lab?Self-employed, driven by increasing people's ability to do things themselves in the context of their communities. By enhancing skills (dealing with complex environments, organizing in communities), using tools (social media, network visualization, complexity pattern analysis), or creating circumstances for emergence (FabLabs, Maker Households, network literacy, connectivism, learning in communities of practice, open government data)
23:30
Adrian Bowyer "The RepRap" (Lift France10 EN) official
The RepRap: Towards open-source personal manufacturing?Adrian Bowyer is a British engineer and mathematician, currently an academic at the University of Bath. Here he invented the RepRap Project - an open-source self-replicating 3D printer. The Guardian said of this, "RepRap has been called the invention that will bring down global capitalism, start a second industrial revolution and save the environment..."
19:34
Amit Zoran "Personal fabrication" (Lift France10 EN) official
Personal fabrication: what does it mean? What are the opportunities?Currently Amit Zoran is a PhD student in the Smart Cities Group, MIT Media Lab, working an several aspects of designing artifacts in mixed technological - cultural space. Amit graduated from Ben-Gurion University at Bear-Sheva, Israel, in 2003 with B.Sc. in Communication System Engineering. He worked as an image and audio processing engineer for five years, developing on a variety of signal processing projects. In 2003 Amit started a Master’s degree at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, Israel, which he graduated from in 2007. In 2008, Amit joined the MIT Media Lab, where he finished his Master's degree in 2009. For his thesis, Amit focused on hybrid object design, merging traditional crafted element with digital technologies.