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DLD 2015

date:2015-01-18..2015-01-20
location:Munich, Germany
series:DLD · 3 editions
editions:[DLD 2014, DLD 2015, DLD Summer 2021]
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WelcomeSteffi Czerny, Paul-Bernhard Kallen, Yossi Vardi15m
Welcome remarks celebrate 10th DLD in this location and mention a cleared basement in a 300‑year‑old city castle where found 300‑year‑old basement artifacts…
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On EntrepreneurshipBen Horowitz, Paul-Bernhard Kallen26m
Argues that startups are driven more by discomfort and courage than tidy plans, citing a near-bankrupt phase with stock at $0.35 a share and several hundred…
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Entrepreneurship and the European Digital EcosystemHoettges, Lemaire, Vaizey, Klaus Hommels55m
European governments and incumbents list concrete interventions and results: Paris hosts 4,000 startups and a label covering nine French Tech cities; France…
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Welcome to BavariaIlse Aigner06m
Bavaria commits concrete resources: 1.5 billion euros for high‑speed Internet, targets to become a world leader by 2018 in digitization, and builds a startup…
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It's Only the Beginning – Joe SchoendorfJoe Schoendorf13m
Prediction: society is replacing labor with capital via machines, robots, printers, software and chips, not just automating tasks. Mobile adoption is still…
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Uber and Europe: Partnering to Enable City Transformation ITravis Kalanick23m
Starts from a mobile app that adds GPS, payments and heat maps to dispatch and claims concrete outcomes: 1.6M SF riders, 1.9M New York, ~1M London, jobs…
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Uber and Europe: Partnering to Enable City Transformation IITravis Kalanick, A.Fichter14m
Uber describes specific operational rules: surge pricing off during state of emergency and city teams coordinate with authorities and charities. Safety tools…
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Screen Backlash? Lessons from GutenbergAlix Christie, Jeff Jarvis, Erik Spiekermann20m
Argument that printing is history’s first tech startup with a consortium model and practical problems solved — Gutenberg as first tech startup, molds…
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Diary on the Digital RevolutionDominik Wichmann, Hubert Burda16m
A 25 year diary from 1990 to 2015 argues the web doesn’t just mirror society it reshapes it, with concrete effects: early digital scanning machines cut…
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Post Paris JournalismJochen Wegner, Jeff Jarvis, Bruno Patino, Ullrich Reitz41m
Panel claims that printed distribution now fails to reach everyone—Charlie Hebdo struggles to print 1 then 3 then millions of copies—and that terrorists’ GoPro…
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Music – Gabi HolzwarthGabi Holzwarth11m
TEDxTeen and Silicon Valley violin virtuoso Gabi Holzwarth demonstrates her musical talent. DLD (Digital-Life-Design) is a global network on innovation…
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The Rosetta StoryAndrea Accomazzo, Esther Dyson22m
Rosetta flies a 10‑year cruise then spends years mapping a comet that turns out to be oddly shaped and active, forcing unplanned trajectory and software…
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Creative CommunitiesChad Dickerson, Esther Dyson22m
Etsy reports concrete scale and choices: $1.35 billion in 2013 with 1.2 million active sellers in 200 countries and about 45 million registered members…
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The Second Machine Age: Ideas in WorkAndrew McAfee, Herbert Henzler26m
Argues that digital progress follows Moore's law with ~18-month doubling and humanity enters the second half of the chessboard around 2006, producing…
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It's Only the Beginning: Industry OverviewHenry Blodget17m
Global digital adoption hits 3 billion connected, leaving roughly 4 billion to come online, and attention is migrating from traditional media to mobile as…
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Rocket: The Sky Is the LimitOliver Samwer, Stefan Winners27m
Claims Rocket Internet is a platform builder, not an incubator, scaling proven business models across emerging markets where e‑commerce penetration averages…
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The Science and Emotion of Content@ScaleSamir Arora, Jeff Jarvis23m
Platform claims rapid scale: a content platform grows to 400 million monthly users, enables 6,000 publishers, and pays creators over $250 million to date. It…
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Is the CMO the New CTOMichael Mendenhall, Lynn Vojvodich, Wes Nichols, Eric Hippeau36m
Marketers spend over $1 trillion a year and now buy more tech than IT, shifting the role to a CMO as Consumer Technology Officer who must own customer apps…
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How Digital Content Models WorkM. Clarke, P. Barron, K. Lewis, A. Suich, L. Steele43m
Panelists argue digital publishing works if you hit specific levers: Google reports 10 billion clicks a month → $9 billion shared with publishers…
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The New ConsumerDavid Hayes, Thorsten Dirks, Rob Tarkoff, Christof Mascher, Diane Brady40m
One-line status check: a merged telco is running with 47 million subscribers and treats the deal as a once-in-a-lifetime chance to digitalize processes and…
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It's Only the Beginning – Nirav ToliaNirav Tolia10m
A local social network called Nextdoor connects neighbors for practical needs and safety using a neighborhood-only feed and verification system, launched in…
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Rethinking Mobility in a Digital WorldIan Robertson, David Rowan30m
Claims that urban drivers lose 5 days wasted in traffic annually and that 30% of city traffic is cars hunting parking drive decisions: a shift from ownership…
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On EntrepreneurshipJoshua Kushner, Arianna Huffington18m
Startup builds a health-insurance platform that combines data, telemedicine and human outreach and proves it scales: 30,000 NYC members, just under $100M…
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Aenne Burda AwardEdit Schlaffer20m
An award ceremony frames a concrete prevention program: a 1,000‑mother Mothers for Change survey across Yemen, Pakistan, India, Tajikistan and elsewhere finds…
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Demo SmashRoland Grenke07m
An app called Dubsmash is a mobile video+sound platform: four-step recording flow (discover a sound, pick it, record video, share) built as an MVP in October…
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Future of WorkStewart Butterfield, Jochen Wegner19m
A real-time team messaging platform that pulls in alerts from other services and makes them a searchable company-wide archive, Slack claims explosive uptake…
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Is Technology Making Us StupidLuc de Brabandere19m
Argues that computers become excellent at deduction vs induction — algorithms give certainty but cannot invent concepts because invention requires forgetting…
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Global CitizenshipArianna Huffington, Reid Hoffman18m
Defines “mystical atheist” as believing in spirituality without religious doctrine and argues for tours of duty — finite 2 to 5 year compacts that trade…
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Connected Everything DiscussionForrest, Friedrich, Amit, Murphy, Hinrichs, Mattias Ljungman34m
Panel argues the IoT is real but early: products like August reach only tens of thousands to ~100k users, limiting platform-driven services, while Walmart…
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Technology DesignedGadi Amit10m
Claims a new methodology called technology design that aligns hardware, software and cloud to maximize experience while cutting cost and UI bloat. Delivers a…
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Mobile Payment - It's Only the BeginningMarkus Braun, Ina Fried18m
Claims that NFC becomes the default contactless method within 3–5 years, backed by Apple Pay, tokenization and card networks; merchants will retrofit terminals…
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The Video ExplosionKerry Trainor, Christian Wegner, Lutz Schüler, Viviane Reding33m
European cable operator Liberty launches the Horizon platform to aggregate linear and on‑demand content and share metadata for discovery; Vimeo expands Vimeo…
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Ownership with PassionMax Levchin, Thomas von Koch, Klaus Hommels, David Kirkpatrick25m
Panel argues that ownership succeeds when investors bond emotionally with founders, recruit the right operators and commit to follow‑on capital rather than…
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Beyond Cloud and MobileDennis Woodside, Diane Brady16m
Dropbox reports 300 million users and 100,000 paying businesses, both roughly doubled year over year, and cites 1 billion files saved every day and about 30…
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It's Only the Beginning – Linda Boland AbrahamLinda Boland Abraham11m
comScore presents cross‑media measurement results: 2014 marks a tipping point where smartphones and tablets take the lion’s share of digital time, millennials…
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It's Only the Beginning: The Fragility of the InternetYobie Benjamin10m
Demo shows two crowdfunded devices—a headset and a helmet—raising $1.5M and $3.5M; claims five OSes run on one machine including Liberty OS with no forensic…
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Machines & HumanismChris Boos, Matthew Bishop20m
Argument: smart systems reclaim people’s time by replacing routine, contextual IT work rather than just standardizing processes. Claim: the platform automates…
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The Internet Is Not the AnswerAndrew Keen, Mike Butcher27m
Argues the Internet increases inequality, creates a new precariat class of short-shift gig workers (sharing-economy chapter reports Uber worth $40 billion and…
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It's Only the Beginning: The Internet R.I.P.Mikko Hypponen11m
The internet shifts from desktops to phones with 1.5 billion smartphones sold in 2014 compared with about 1.5 billion PCs worldwide, and surveillance and…
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Future of MessagingDavid Marcus, Frédéric Court17m
Facebook buys WhatsApp for $19 billion and recruits David Marcus to accelerate Messenger, which reports half a billion monthly active users and aims for a…
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Work Looks Nothing Like Work AnymoreA.Goldstein, B.Verhart, S.Ismail, A.Sarva30m
A startup describes building Notable as a collaboration platform shipped in beta as iPhone and Android apps, backed by a publishing site that hits ~1 million…
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How to Make More out of LessReinhard Ploss, Ludwig Siegele21m
Argues that semiconductors plus sensors, power chips, connectivity and software are the concrete tools to squeeze more output from scarce resources, with…
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It's Only the Beginning – Albert WengerAlbert Wenger12m
Claim: the marginal cost of copying is effectively zero marginal cost, and that drives five shifts with concrete examples: Linux has ~100,000 contributors and…
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Data and BusinessJ.Zavalishina, C.Moody, T.Haile, W.Vogels, N.Carlson38m
Twitter donates its full historical tweet archive and claims the stream lets cities spot emergencies early — Jakarta flood reports let officials cut power‑off…
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FinTechTaavet Hinrikus, Joyce Kim, James Meekings, Sonali de Rycker45m
Panel claims an engineering path to financial inclusion: an open protocol Stellar as TCP/IP for money that supports microtransactions and global…
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The Four Horsemen: Amazon/Apple/Facebook & Google - Who Wins/LosesScott Galloway16m
A data model built in 2010 scores 850 data points across four dimensions and 11 geographies against 1,300 brands to rank winners and losers. Key claims…
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Digital Impact on LuxuryS.Galloway, T.Yaverbaun, A.Panconesi, G.Vogelsang, T.Tochtermann38m
Panel lays out concrete moves: a multibrand retailer that began e‑commerce in 1999 now ships to 150 countries and records 150–200k daily visitors, with an…
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Music – Ryan LeslieRyan Leslie08m
Live performance of two singles from the upcoming album MZRT, including the hook-driven "Swiss Franks" and the single "No Prisoners," with onstage band and…
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On CollectingJulia Stoschek18m
Private collection of about 650 works concentrates on time‑based media, housed in a 2,500 m² converted 1907 factory with two exhibition floors, cinema and…
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Focus Digital Star AwardSusann Remke25m
FOCUS Digital Star Award session presents three concrete winners: credit Tech claims an algorithmic underwriting engine that analyzes social media, bank…
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SuperpedestrianAssaf Biderman16m
A rear‑hub device called the Copenhagen Wheel replaces your back wheel and packs motor, removable battery, 12 sensors, embedded control and wireless…
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74 Is the New 24Giorgio Moroder, Troy Carter29m
Claims that the synthesizer and a click on the 24-track created the future sound by triggering a huge Moog modular and producing the bassline behind a…
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Connect for Change - The HVB Womens CouncilAnne Gfrerer, Steffi Czerny05m
HVB Women's Council runs a mentorship program six years running that pairs powerful businesswomen—entrepreneurs and top managers—with early-stage founders, and…
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Technology Flips MusicR.Simon, T.Lovett, T.Carter, R.Leslie, P.E.Ginthör38m
Panel outlines how streaming and direct-to-consumer tools change money and discovery: majors reposition as creative workbenches rather than gatekeepers…
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What Matters Most in Startup SuccessBill Gross16m
Analysis of more than 125 companies finds a single dominant factor: timing accounts for 42% of the difference between hits and flops. Team and execution rank…
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship LabF.Feulner, Sirinoglu, H.Narula, I.Welpe, S.Levene40m
Four startups show concrete moves: a gaming company pivots browser-to-phone so 60% mobile revenue within six months and a travel platform adapts Airbnb-style…
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Ahhhhh, This Stuff Is Really FreshFred Brathwaite, Torsten Schmidt24m
Claims that hip‑hop reached Europe because ZDF funded Wild Style and that downtown downtown 81 footage captured Jean‑Michel Basquiat’s scene are backed here by…
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Entrepreneurs Tackling Global ChallengesM.Naumov, T.Hwang, C.Costello, W.Zhou, A.Fiance21m
Four startups present concrete results: an education product used in over 20,000 schools that automates lesson planning and attendance; a lighting system white…
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Seismographic TalkHans-Ulrich Obrist, Steffi Czerny12m
A curational experiment that begins with 300 people in a snowstorm at a castle and no Wi‑Fi, and claims conferences can produce reality — e.g. a panel that…
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Dancing = Cultural DataIsabel Lewis14m
Argues that social dances function as a cultural storage system rather than mere entertainment and that learning happens by observing and mimicking, like a…
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Arts SessionSimon Denny, Yuri Pattison, Timur Si-Qin, Hans-Ulrich Obrist53m
One builds a touring exhibition that reproduces one canvas per talk to map DLD 2012 chronologically and actually fabricates stand‑ins for the 110 items seized…
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Morning Wrap-upNicholas Carlson09m
Highlights include Uber generating $500M a year in San Francisco versus a 2010 taxi market of $120M, a billion cars sitting 96% unused and representing $20…
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European Digital FrameworkGünther H. Oettinger, Ulrich Reitz32m
Sets out a plan to turn 28 fragmented markets into a single digital market by replacing national rules with EU-level laws: a new data protection Regulation, a…
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It's Only the Beginning – Sean GarrettSean Garrett10m
Companies lose control of narratives as leaks and rapid sharing outpace old media cycles; the claim is that transparency beats spin by default. Practical…
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Maps & DataDavid Kenny, David Soloff, Eric Gundersen, Almar Latour44m
Map platforms combine live satellite imagery, phone GPS probes, drones and human contributors to produce actionable layers: Mapbox powers over 5,000 platforms…
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Entrepreneurship in EuropeMikkel Svane, Nicolas Brusson, Jennifer Schenker23m
European ride-sharing platform claims 10 million members and moves into India and Russia after a $100 million round, growing via acquisition-driven expansion…
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Mobile and Tech in Emerging MarketsA.Chandrasekaran, Tayo Oviosu, Harry Nelis, Ina Fried32m
Panel gives concrete numbers and products: Airtel grows ~6M net subscribers in a quarter and pushes 4G at 7–10x 3G speeds, launches Wink music as an open app…
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New Fashion, New ImpulsesEdgardo Osorio, Donald Schneider, Soraya Darabi, Annette Weber32m
Three industry models show what actually works: a global retailer with 55 countries and 3,500 shops opening one shop every day pairs stores and e‑commerce as…
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Connecting the Dots on IoT: Intelligence of ThingsMichael Mendenhall, David Kirkpatrick21m
Company claims it moves products from sketch to scale with 35 design centers, 200,000 employees and nearly $30B revenue, and says it manufactures about 85% of…
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Seeing Differently: Filling the Space between the Real and DigitalBeau Lotto17m
Argues that vision and meaning come from history not raw data, citing 90% of visual input coming from brain inference, a kitten/rat deprivation experiments and…
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New Beginnings in E-CommerceH.Bas, J.Goldberg, A.Magnúsdottír, S.Afra30m
Prediction: customization becomes the rule within a decade, not a niche, with apparel tweaks and furniture options delivered by software that translates orders…
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The Future of FoodK.Slavin, A.Forgacs, B. Palmer, C.Harper, E.Baltz01h 03m
A CityFarm prototype of stacked, climate‑controlled racks runs as open‑source hardware and software to test “food computer” recipes that tune CO2, light and…
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Play the Content FieldShaul Olmert09m
PlayBuzz launches December 2013 and claims almost half a billion uniques and an 80 million users in January milestone, built an embeddable platform of quizzes…
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Secure Your DataNico Sell, Dan Kaufman, Tobias Engel39m
Global SS7 signaling lacks authentication so anyone with network access can map a phone number to cell-tower locations and build near–real-time movement…
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Closing KeynoteJakob Von Uexkuell20m
Argues that digital growth collides with planetary limits and gives concrete numbers and policies: 1.5 billion devices sold last year, hidden supply-chain…
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Interview with Axelle LemaireAxelle Lemaire03m
Nine months into the role the goal is concrete: help startups become scale-ups and make big companies undergo digital transformation by partnering them with…
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Interview with Kate LewisKate Lewis03m
Hearst Magazines Digital Media runs 18 sites and claims 100 million unique visitors and 740 million page views monthly, with Cosmopolitan at about 30 million…
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Campus LectureWerner Vogels, Stefan Winners01h 06m
Amazon reports roughly 125,000 employees and five‑digit engineers organized into autonomous 10–12 person teams that own, build and run services; engineering…
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Shifting AttitudesMax Levchin17m
Millennial distrust of banks is quantified (72% would rather see a dentist, 53% think banks offer nothing, 63% lack a major credit card) and framed as…
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Ballooning the Interview - Even the Communists Can’t Fight GravityPeter Hirshberg20m
Footage shows North Korean defectors watching The Interview and reacting, while the Human Rights Foundation launches balloons launched from the DMZ carrying…
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Highlights - Future of WorkStewart Butterfield, Jochen Wegner04m
Slack aggregates human messages plus automated alerts — bug reports, tweets, ZenDesk tickets — into a searchable company-wide message stream so teams stop…
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Interview with Alex FianceAlex Fiance01m
Builds and markets a network that scouts young founders solving global problems and takes startups to conferences for exposure and partnerships. Claims to have…
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Interview with Alexandra SuichAlexandra Suich03m
Argues that publications that survive combine subscription-first model economics with selective advertising rather than relying on paywalls or pure ad play…
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Interview with Andrea AccomazzoAndrea Accomazzo07m
Rosetta mission overview focuses on concrete operational facts: rendezvous and orbit insertion at a fast‑moving comet, Philae lander carries 11 instruments on…
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Interview with David SoloffDavid Soloff06m
Operates a paid mobile contributor network across sub‑Saharan Africa, India, Southeast Asia and the U.S., collecting millions of on‑the‑ground photos, prices…
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Interview with Eric GundersenEric Gundersen04m
Mapbox is a platform for designing custom maps that combines OpenStreetMap base data (about 25 million miles mapped) with user data and design controls so…
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Interview with David HayesDavid Hayes12m
Tumblr argues data is the new DNA, claiming users deserve to know how their identity is used, and shows concrete brand work: IBM’s ibmblr turns patents into…
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Interview with Andrea PanconesiAndrea Panconesi03m
Luisa Via Roma runs an online store receiving four million hits a month and stocking 500 designers, and attributes growth to a razor-sharp edit and…
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Interview with Ben HorowitzBen Horowitz11m
Hardest part is staying sane while everything depends on one person and pressures compound when things go wrong: an early company attempts an IPO at 18 months…
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Interview with Carina NamihCarina Namih03m
HelixNano describes a concrete device: a Molecular Recorder that writes a cell’s internal events into recoverable sequences so researchers get a time‑series…
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Interview with Gadi AmitGadi Amit02m
Design studio portfolio includes Fitbit wearables, the Google Ara modular phone, the Lytro light field camera, Sproutling baby monitor and Whistle pet tracker…
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Interview with Erik SpiekermannErik Spiekermann05m
Digitization makes font files trivial to produce so anybody can build a typeface today, but good type still traces to Venetian antiqua and handwriting frozen…
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Interview with Brady ForrestBrady Forrest05m
Hardware startups face longer, costlier cycles: manufacturing demands manufacturing execution and inventory working capital, iterations take weeks not seconds…
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Interview with Henry BlodgetHenry Blodget05m
Mobile becomes dominant as sensors put every device connected to the internet and smartphones and tablets reshape how stories are found shared and monetized…
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Interview with Jong LeeJong Lee06m
Describes building lifelike social robots at Hanson Robotics that combine micro‑expression recognition with an Android‑compatible platform, recounts prototypes…
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Interview with Jochen WegnerJochen Wegner05m
A newsroom recounts covering the Paris attacks and concludes that social media as primary source dominates early reporting, with eyewitness photos and videos…
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Interview with Luc de BrabandereLuc de Brabandere04m
Argues that digital tools reshape cognition by taking over deduction and calculation while humans must create new intellectual frames, because machines deduct…
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Interview with Mikhail NaumovMikhail Naumov02m
Builds AI systems that automate conversations at scale for Fortune-500 companies, governments and banks and has 18 months of commercial traction in Europe and…
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Interview with Michael MendenhallMichael Mendenhall08m
Flextronics describes itself as an end-to-end supply chain company that builds everything from smart car sensors to wearables and coffee-machine devices…
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Interview with Nirav ToliaNirav Tolia02m
Nextdoor is a private neighborhood social network that requires real name and address verification and restricts membership to immediate neighbors, trading…
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Interview with Peter HirshbergPeter Hirshberg10m
An effort uses high-altitude hydrogen/nitrogen balloons to float packages of DVDs and USB sticks and clandestine radios into North Korea, claiming safer…
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Interview with Sean GarrettSean Garrett02m
Co-founder of Pramana Collective argues that communications teams from Facebook Skype and Twitter face a new reality where content flows freely via tweets…
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Interview with Tayo OviosuTayo Oviosu04m
Paga reports 2.2 million users with 550,000 active accounts and a retail network of 7,000 agents, and declares a strategy to win Nigeria first because Lagos…
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Interview with Stewart ButterfieldStewart Butterfield08m
Slack aggregates messages from tools like Dropbox, Zendesk, GitHub, Twitter, Salesforce into channels that persist and are searchable, so new team members…
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Interview with Tom LovettTom Lovett02m
Sofar Sounds describes itself as an open source Live Nation building a global curated network of secret, intimate concerts held in people's living rooms every…
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Interview with Tobias EngelTobias Engel06m
SS7, the telecom backbone designed in the 1970s, contains almost no built‑in security and now thousands of operators and vendors can get access, so an attacker…
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Interview with William ZhouWilliam Zhou01m
Chalk.com offers a productivity suite for K–12 that is completely free for teachers and integrates tools for lesson planning, assessment and attendance into…
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Interview with Yobie BenjaminYobie Benjamin04m
Argues the internet is already fragile and will face 10 trillion devices within five years so every connected drone or headset becomes a potential attack…
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Interview with Wes NicholsWes Nichols11m
Describes a concrete analytics product: MarketShare Decision Cloud that predicts ROI and recommends reallocation across brand, TV, digital, promotions, trade…
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Highlights - Machines & HumanismChris Boos, Matthew Bishop03m
Argues that AI systems that can handle uncertainty and rich context are already poised to automate many white‑collar, repeatable tasks, with firms using…
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Highlights - Data and BusinessJ.Zavalishina, C.Moody, T.Haile, W.Vogels, N.Carlson04m
Every major decision now uses data as an input and ad performance depends on finding the right audience and exposing them long enough to notice; Yandex reports…
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Highlights - The Future of FoodK.Slavin, A.Forgacs, B. Palmer, C.Harper, E.Baltz05m
Urban systems create controlled climate bubbles so cities can grow food with different taste, smell, yield and water use; global livestock already occupies one…
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Highlights - Secure Your DataNico Sell, Dan Kaufman, Tobias Engel03m
Phones act as constant tracking devices and the internet’s original design from the seventies means global reach and remote access is routine so GPS can be…
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Highlights - Post Paris JournalismJeff Jarvis, Bruno Patino, Ulrich Reitz, Jochen Wegner03m
Attackers storm a newsroom with guns in a newsroom, and eyewitness videos reach Facebook before broadcast, forcing newsrooms to monitor and answer social media…
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Highlights - Uber and Europe, Partnering to Enable City TransformationTravis Kalanick04m
Sets a goal to remove 400,000 cars off EU roads in 2015 by expanding UberPool into more cities, tying that to lower congestion, fewer parking needs and reduced…
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Highlights - On EntrepreneurshipBen Horowitz, Paul-Bernhard Kallen03m
Argues that fear shapes decisions and learning, citing a startup moment when the stock at 35 cents makes quitting seem absent as an option and layoffs become…
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