Shadows in the light of openness: Ivan Krastev at TEDGlobal 2012
What’s going wrong with democracy? Iavan Krastev is a political scientist to speak about crisis in Europe. Not, in his words, an inspi...
Self-determination in the digital age: Malte Spitz at TEDGlobal 2012
As curator Chris Anderson says, politicians don’t generally turn up on the TED stage. This year, there are two in a row, as Alex Salmo...
Video tweet: Massimo Banzi quoted at TEDGlobal 2012
In this taste of TEDGlobal, Massimo Banzi, the inventor of Arduino, offers an inspiring word on open-source creativity: “You don’...
Shades of Openness: Opening animation for TEDGlobal Session 5
Brief: Stylistic, symbolic and metaphoric forms creating a visual poem about Radical Openness. Director’s statement: “In our sha...
How small countries make a big impact: Alex Salmond at TEDGlobal 2012
Alex Salmond is interested in the role of small countries in the world. And, “As the leader of a small country that’s had a big ...
Shades of Openness: Session 5 at TEDGlobal2012
Click to watch this session’s opening animation Too often, we view “openness” as an unmitigated Good Thing. Yet, as weR...
Showing the global wingspan of Rachmaninoff: Natasha Paremski at TEDGlobal 2012
Natasha Paremski started taking piano lessons at the age of 4. Having moved from her native Russia to the United States in 1995, she made he...
Using data to build better education systems: Andreas Schleicher at TEDGlobal 2012
Watch Andreas Schleicher’s TED Talk >> “Learning is not a place, it’s an activity,” says Andreas Schleicher. H...
System D, the informal economy: Robert Neuwirth at TEDGlobal 2012
“In System D, this is a store,” says Robert Neuwirth as he shows a photo of a woman sitting on a plank beside a canal in Makoko ...