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DLD Munich 2016

date:2016-01-17..2016-01-19
location:Munich, Germany
series:DLD Munich · 2 editions
editions:[DLD Munich 2016, DLD Munich 2022]
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WelcomeSteffi Czerny, Yossi Vardi, Hubert Burda, Dominik Wichmann27m
Opening frames DLD as a 150+ speaker, ~1,000-attendee community that mixes roughly 30 returning voices with many newcomers (about 35% first-timers), and…
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Competition in a Big Data WorldMargrethe Vestager27m
Argues that open competition must protect consumers in fast-moving digital markets, warns mergers can harm choice if they concentrate data power, and cites…
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Marketplace Europe: EU's Digital LandscapeStein, Samwer, Stoppelman, Jens Spahn, Ann Mettler47m
Discussion highlights that Google holds 90% search share in Europe and that Yelp's growth halts after Google turned off the faucet; European VC pools are tiny…
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Power to the European FoundersNiklas Zennström, Murad Ahmed17m
Argues that Europe can produce more billion-dollar companies by scaling founder involvement: Atomico builds an entrepreneur-led investing model that signs…
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AI: Big ExpectationsJürgen Schmidhuber13m
Claims a single one master program has guided work since 1987 and many methods converge on long short-term memory, now powering speech recognition, machine…
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The Third Industrial Revolution and a Zero Marginal Cost SocietyJeremy Rifkin37m
Argues that a convergence of a communication internet, a renewable energy internet and an automated transport internet on an Internet of Things platform drives…
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The Sky Is Not the LimitTom Enders, Rebecca Blumenstein19m
Airbus frames SpaceX as a ten‑year wakeup call and launches a $150 million fund in Silicon Valley plus a new unit to hunt startups; first bets include Local…
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Communicating PoliticsSteffen Seibert16m
Government communication adopts Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube starting in 2010 and learns that channel shapes content not vice versa; official…
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Beyond Business: The Responsibility of Global PlayersJoanna Shields21m
Claims that ISIS runs 36 media houses in 20 languages, produces CGI recruitment films, and generates about 200,000 tweets/day and a viral murder video with…
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On Life in the InfosphereJacob Burda, Luciano Floridi, P.Weibel, P.Sloterdijk, J.Jarvis32m
Asserts the infosphere recasts humans as informational organisms, not isolated Newtonian agents, and claims 60% of humanity are still offline while a…
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A Tailored AlbumBeatie Wolfe10m
Live single records at 34 Montue Square — the same room tied to McCartney and Hendrix — then the recording’s ambient sound is translated into geometric cloth…
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Welcome BackSteffi Czerny, Dominik Wichmann07m
Conference kicks off with logistics and gratitude: 150 speakers and 1,000 attendees, two stages, shuttle service, party tonight and advice to wear good shoes…
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Romanian Startup ChampionsVlad Ciurca, Oana Petrus19m
Five startups present concrete products and results: Moqups is a web design app with ~500,000 users and 11,000 paying customers, profitable since its 2013…
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How Will Journalism Survive?M.Al-Hames, Z.Minton-Beddoes, N.Pearlstine, Ken Auletta26m
Magazines lose ad dollars as advertising migrates to Facebook and Google while print still delivers 30 million copies a month across 23 titles; The Economist…
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How Will Publishers Survive?Robert Thomson, Zanny Minton-Beddoes17m
Argues publishers can grow by finding underserved audiences: internal psychographic research identifies 32 million potential readers (rising to about 70…
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship in EuropeN.Kolev, N.Kroes, K.Speck, F.Talpes, J.Schenker43m
Europe raises about $10B in 2015 and counts 35 unicorns since 2003 versus 125 in the US and 52 in China, while Bitdefender already serves half a billion users…
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Why We Believe in Quality ContentChris Altchek, B.Lo, A.Klöpping, M.Burger-Calderon, A.Zielina49m
Claims that Millennials are a huge, addressable market — 80 million in the US, $1.2 trillion spending power — and publishers are chasing them with…
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Images: The New Global Language of the InternetMarne Levine24m
Oxford names the emoji face with tears of joy word of the year and Instagram reports 400 million users posting over 80 million images a day, arguing visuals…
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Click & Watch IReed Hastings, Claus Kleber23m
Claims that internet TV is generationally replacing linear broadcast, backed by concrete moves: global rollout to 130+ countries (except China), 70 million…
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Click & Watch IIRobert Kyncl, Yossi Vardi20m
YouTube claims over a billion monthly users with about 82% of viewing outside the United States and more than half of views on mobile, and it ingests 400 hours…
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Augmenting ReadingChris Nicholas12m
Asym is a micro‑typography system that adjusts individual word spacing via a cloud-based API to create variable, asymmetrical spaces that visually chunk…
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Navigating the StreamLutz Schüler, Jon Steinberg, Jared Grusd, David Kirkpatrick27m
Claim that linear TV is a deteriorating product for young viewers backed by stats: 100 million pay TV households in the US but 18–24 viewing is down 37% and…
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Hosting the WorldNathan Blecharczyk, David Rowan20m
Airbnb reports 70 million total guests, about 35 million in the last year alone, with roughly 2 million properties across 191 countries and over 1 million…
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What's Up WhatsApp? - Two Years After the Big DealJan Koum, Cade Metz20m
A $19 billion acquisition two years ago coincides with user count rising from ~450 million to more than double that, launches of a web client and voice calls…
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Our Secret to InnovationWerner Vogels, Christopher Schläffer, Stefan Winners25m
Amazon grows engineering headcount ~50% yearly and splits work into ~500–800 service teams, using small autonomous teams plus a hire-for-culture model and 14…
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Narratives and BusinessJohn Hagel14m
Argues digital technology creates an intrinsic mounting performance pressure that shifts psychology—people overestimate risk, shorten time horizons, adopt…
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Innovation: From Product Concept to ConsumerLiam Casey, Rebecca Blumenstein21m
Company builds products end-to-end: design-for-manufacturing, factory assembly, packaging, logistics and e-commerce, and claims three days to 90% of consumers…
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The Most Exciting Strategies for Future MobilityJ.Dungs, D.Wee, M.Müller von Blumencron27m
Predicts the car becomes the decade’s defining consumer tech, cites a 3,000‑buyer survey moving from 20% → 37% willing to switch brands for connectivity, and…
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Investing in Human Assisted IntelligenceJim Breyer, J.P. Schmetz21m
Argues that human assisted intelligence — not mimicry of humans but tools that boost human decisions — is the biggest investor opportunity this decade, with…
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Design's Trilogy: Creativity, Tradition, InnovationLapo Elkann, Sam Handy, Yana Peel28m
Announces a 4‑year Adidas Originals x Italia Independent eyewear partnership showcased at OptiMunich and claims digital printing and upcoming 3D printing let…
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Data Drives BusinessCarlo Ratti, Thorsten Dirks, Antoine Blondeau, Mark Bergen34m
Cities' taxi GPS traces and network science produce a sharability network that shows Manhattan can run with 40% fewer vehicles while meeting schedules, Uber…
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Projects with MusicMichele de Lucchi14m
This panel will address the interface of design and digitalization. The digital revolution has an immense effect on design, creating new tools to conceive, to…
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The Connected Car: A RevolutionDieter May, David Rowan24m
BMW unveils a concrete platform stack: Open Mobility Cloud that builds a per-user “mobility graph” with machine learning and analytics, ties car data to home…
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Sharks - PhotographyJean-Marie Ghislain18m
Photographer spends 1,200 hours underwater overcoming a lifelong fear, documents a 5 m great white (about 2 tons) that approaches after a tuna head mistake and…
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Follow Me - The Home Entertainment RobotPierre Lebeau09m
Keecker is a rolling home-entertainment robot that projects any wall or ceiling and carries speakers, cameras and a web-capable Android stack to handle video…
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The World is Changing: Connecting in the Age of IntelligenceM.Mendenhall, S.Nauta25m
Claims rapid rise from ~10 billion to 50 billion connected devices and a $7–11 trillion addressable market, driven by sensors that cost pennies, cloud PaaS…
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Blockchain: "It's Going to Radically Transform Our Society's Institutions"Don Tapscott15m
Claims that a global distributed ledger — replicated across hundreds of thousands, ultimately millions of computers — makes transactions immutable because to…
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Bitcoin, Blockchain - What's the Buzz?G.Greenspan, S.Levene, O.Acker, M.Bishop29m
Panel weighs concrete limits and near-term paths: Bitcoin currently averages 10 minute confirmations, peaks at 7 transactions per second, and relies on proof…
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Digital Transformation - How Industries Will ChangeOlaf Koch, Theodor Weimer, Nick Beim27m
Retail wholesaler shifts from product push to service and community building, running an accelerator with Techstars and launching digital delivery that now…
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Economic Outlook 2016Nouriel Roubini19m
Global growth starts 2016 in turmoil and is likely to slow, not collapse, with recession probability near 20% while a China bumpy landing trims growth from…
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Delivery RobotsAhti Heinla09m
Claims a working sidewalk robot that carries two grocery bags, travels 1–2 km last mile at pedestrian speed and delivers on 15-minute notice. Uses lidar…
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Go IPO or Stay PrivateJeff Jordan, Murad Ahmed16m
Argues that IPOs remain a valid route to create enduring companies and discipline growth, citing OpenTable IPO 2009 as an example where public markets rewarded…
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Knock, Knock: The New Delivery GuysBastian Lehmann, Marc Samwer, Sonali de Rycker30m
Postmates reports mean restaurant deliveries of about 24 minutes in New York (31 in San Francisco, fastest 9) and operates in 40 markets across 200 US cities…
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India: The Next FrontierAnand Chandrasekaran, Ina Fried20m
India requires building for dozens of user profiles not one country, with ~130 million recent smartphone adopters and perhaps 200–250 million total; about one…
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10 Things You've Always Wanted to Know About the Future of WorkAlbert Wenger, D.Wichmann23m
Argues that recent breakthroughs in machine learning are already replacing tasks at the margin (example: contract‑reading startups), not waiting for full…
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Focus Digital Star AwardSusann Remke23m
Three German startups win awards for concrete, working systems: 3D indoor mapping trolley with six cameras and wide‑range laser scanners that builds photo‑real…
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The Lucky YearsDavid Agus, Joe Schoendorf23m
Book The Lucky Years claims that blood factors reverse aging after replicated 1950s parabiosis work, and urges yearly sample storage so proteomics can track…
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The Gig EconomyP-D.Gore-Coty, Tilo Jung, B.Morin, N.Hadzaad, S.Glöggl, T.Barker40m
Claims that Uber adds tens of thousands of jobs get concrete numbers: 40,000 new European drivers in a year, Egypt shows 40% of partners were unemployed…
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Longevity & LifestyleLisa Mosconi18m
Claim: a large share of future Alzheimer's may be prevented by midlife lifestyle, not new drugs. Uses brain imaging (MRI, PET) and genomics to track risk and…
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Game On!Lars Jörnow, Ozz Häkkinnen, Shaul Olmert, Keith Boesky39m
Panel argues timing and mechanics beat genre hype: a content platform reports 200 million monthly uniques and a single user quiz spikes 1k to 1M in one day; a…
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TransienceMichael Craig-Martin, Hans-Ulrich Obrist23m
Drawings trace a concrete claim: a 30‑year record of objects shifting from three‑quarter, form‑follows‑function forms to flat, neutral, frontal screens and…
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Propaganda in the Internet AgeDaniel van der Velden, Christy Lange18m
Film claims propaganda now emerges from the overlaying infrastructure of the cloud and platforms rather than only from states, and supports that with edited…
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Creativity Exchange: Second HomeRohan Silva14m
Argues that architecture can drive collaboration and shows a working prototype: a converted East London carpet factory filled with 1,000 plants and trees…
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Design and the Life SciencesDaisy Ginsberg, Michael John Gorman, Paola Antonelli28m
Design meets synthetic biology with concrete examples: a 3D‑print adapter that turns a Dremel into a working Dremel centrifuge enabling bedroom DNA work…
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Enabling Social EntrepreneurshipLeila Chirayath Janah, Felix Oldenburg, David Kirkpatrick33m
Claims that digital image tagging trains algorithms for self-driving cars, and that impact sourcing moved 7,000 workers and 30,000 family members from about…
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Let the Games BeginIna Fried, Jon Steinberg, Werner Vogels, Shaul Olmert39m
A game‑show format runs through hard examples: a valuation mark‑down to $12B for Snapchat after a Fidelity write‑down, FanDuel/DraftKings treated like…
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Urban MetagenomicsKevin Slavin24m
Four labs map city microbes with concrete methods and early surprises: 468 subway stations are swabbed and sequenced revealing 48% unknown sequences and local…
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Welcome BackSteffi Czerny, Dominik Wichmann03m
Day three opens with a rundown of last night’s party, a game show that left people exhausted, a band in polyester, and a running joke about who left early…
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Celebrate Sleep!Arianna Huffington, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Miriam Meckel, Till Roenneberg36m
Claims that chronic short sleep equals being cognitively as impaired as intoxication, links sleep loss to poorer social reading and disease, and offers…
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Where Capital Goes NextN.Marovac, T.Schipporeit, A.L.Duggan, T.Stafford, C.Braun55m
2015 proves strong for VC — bigger rounds, more exits and full coffers — but several hyped areas underperform: consumer IoT grows slowly, VR stays niche…
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Take a Bite - The Future of FoodSam Kass, Molly Maloof, Kimbal Musk, Caleb Harper40m
A series of concrete claims and numbers land the future of food: an average 11-month-old apple loses its antioxidants and becomes mostly sugar; school learning…
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The Golden Age of StorytellingJulian Morris, Dan Lyons, Martin Moszkowicz, Ralph Simon41m
The disruption of creative industries often comes to mind first, when discussing the interface between digitalization and media. We know for a fact, that the…
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Exponential Space Technology: Getting Weather RightTheresa Condor09m
Claims a fleet of nano-satellites delivers a step-change in short-term forecasting by providing up to 100× more critical weather data where ground sensors are…
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What Will You Do Next?Philipp Schindler, Miriam Meckel23m
Company explains concrete moves: open-sources TensorFlow, offers core cloud infrastructure to startups, and pushes accelerated mobile pages to help publishers…
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Disrupt the Banks!Jeff Stewart, Markus Braun, Christian Angermayer, Harry Nelis38m
Claims that three forces—mobile phones as continuous identity sensors, cloud-based machine learning on mobile footprints, and pennies-cost, real-time money…
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Unmasking Achilles: Today's Wars & DevastationsJody Williams, Ralph Simon31m
Firsthand reporting from refugee columns, on-the-ground numbers and actions: 92% want to go home, Syria has roughly 80–85% without water or electricity…
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VR with Social ImpactGabo Arora17m
United Nations VR program produces short first-person films (for example Clouds Over Sidra, a seven-minute tour of a Za’atari camp) that prioritize dignity…
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Insurance in an Unsecure WorldOliver Bäte, Alan Murray19m
Claims fast disruption but legal limits prevent delivery: regulated firms can't email confidential account data, startups can. China pilots new models with…
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The Threat of Killer RobotsStephen Goose16m
Predicts weapons that select targets and pull the trigger without meaningful human control, already under development in countries including the US, Russia…
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Your Next JoyrideAdrian van Hooydonk20m
BMW presents electric and autonomous features grafted onto sports‑car DNA: a shown I8 Spider with sofa‑like adjustable seats, a panorama touchscreen that…
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How Digitalization Helps RefugeesM.Butcher, A.Domscheit-Berg, P.Schwarz, A.Kjaer Riechert42m
Tech community efforts produce concrete tools and measurable results: a Facebook group grows to ~3,000; an information platform records 17,000 users in the…
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Disrupt Bureaucracy!Ryan Panchadsaram14m
Healthcare.gov relaunch describes a rescue where a five-person team installed New Relic to measure uptime, discovered the database was queuing and reduced…
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Networks vs. Hierarchies: A Delicate RelationshipNiall Ferguson19m
Simple theory: history runs on interactions between hierarchies networks nature. The claim is that horizontally organized networks spontaneously generate…
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Highlights - Click & Watch IIRobert Ryncl, Yossi Vardi04m
YouTube handles 400 hours per minute of uploads and relies on machine learning and metadata to match users to videos because human curation is impossible at…
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Highlights - Click & WatchReed Hastings, Claus Kleber04m
Says Netflix builds decisions by feeding category and talent into algorithms, then applies data then judgment — lots of analytics but final greenlight by gut…
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Highlights - Unmasking AchillesJody Williams, Ralph Simon04m
Argues that technology currently amplifies demonization and should instead connect human beings and stop calling us consumers, claims activism began in 1970…
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Highlights - Competition in a Big Data WorldMargrethe Vestager03m
Claims that people must have a right to decide who uses their data and for what purpose while unlocking the “very large sixth sense” benefits of sharing, cites…
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DLD Munich 2016 Highlights02m
DLD Munich 2016 gathers about 150 speakers and roughly 1000 attendees around the conference theme THE NEXT NEXT, pairing scheduled panels with active hallway…
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Highlights - Design's Trilogy: Creativity, Tradition, InnovationL.Elkann, S.Handy, Y.Peel04m
Announces a 4-year partnership to design Adidas Originals eyewear, combining technical materials and licensing with fashion-led product ideas and a run of…
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Gang of Four: Apple / Amazon / Facebook / GoogleScott Galloway16m
Four firms — Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google — control advertising, retail and attention with concrete scale: Amazon grabs 43% of US e‑commerce and claims 25%…
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I see a face. Do you see a face.Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Flaka Haliti21m
A series of concrete projects and tactics: a 2007 illegal intervention that smuggles animal testicles into a national gallery to rebuke a male‑only canon; a…
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Interview with Ahti HeinlaAhti Heinla11m
A small electric delivery robot drives on sidewalks carrying parcels to doorsteps, weighs about 15 kg, tops out at 6 km/h, and has a practical range of a few…
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Interview with Werner VogelsWerner Vogels21m
Amazon Web Services starts about ten years ago and now runs over a million businesses with well over forty-five services. S3 shows roughly 100% year-on-year…
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Interview with Stephen GooseStephen Goose18m
Human Rights Watch says civil society banned blinding lasers, anti‑personnel landmines and cluster munitions — three of six weapons banned — and now pushes for…
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Interview with Peter WeibelPeter Weibel19m
Discusses problems keeping internet and time-based art marginal: lack of collectors, auctions and market value, and museums struggling to conserve works across…
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Interview with Niall FergusonNiall Ferguson13m
Argues that internet networks both empower citizens and empower a few owners: NSA PRISM demonstrates state surveillance tapping Google Facebook Yahoo, while…
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Interview with Nenad MarovacNenad Marovac08m
Firm manages $300M and is raising a €200M fund to reach about €500M under management, splitting time 40% London, 40% Berlin, 20% rest of world. Cites board…
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Interview with Molly MaloofMolly Maloof13m
Practice takes 1–2 hours for history instead of a 15-minute checkup and layers genetics, microbiome, metabolomics, hormones and immunity tests to map…
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Interview with Mikko HypponenMikko Hypponen07m
Claims that modern devices are already untrustworthy because supply chains and geopolitics let nation‑state backdoors into routers, VPN servers and even…
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Interview with Michael MendenhallMichael Mendenhall07m
Flex describes engineering and manufacturing consumer IoT products for clients like Fitbit and Google, co-innovating a Chromecast in three months and managing…
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Interview with Katharina DermühlKatharina Dermühl15m
Kiron University provides displaced learners with online higher-education degree tracks by aggregating MOOCs from providers like Udacity and Cera and offering…
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Interview with Johannes SchollJohannes Scholl08m
A balance-based gyroscope platform called Icaros pairs a Gear VR smartphone headset with a Bluetooth controller that reads body tilt, buttons and muscle…
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Interview with Jennifer DungsJennifer Dungs17m
Highway-level autonomy already exists with lane-change assist, distance control and Tesla Autopilot, while next steps target automated parking in garages and…
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Interview with Henrik Müller HansenHenrik Müller Hansen12m
Claims a software marketplace for local printing that connects buyers and sellers on one global cloud, operating in 40 markets and reaching 1.2 billion people…
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Interview with Gabo AroraGabo Arora11m
A UN SDG Action Campaign builds a virtual reality unit that films 360° scenes (GoPro rig, stitched with VideoStitch) in Zaatari and Gaza, shows the piece to…
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Interview with Chris AltchekChris Altchek10m
Mike claims a 30 million monthly reach with a 120-person staff and 75% mobile audience, publishing short and long video, interactive text and distributing via…
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Interview with Carlo RattiCarlo Ratti06m
Shows data from New York taxi logs that find 40% of NYC taxi trips could be shared without delay and documents a subsequent collaboration with Uber that…
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Interview with Beatie WolfeBeatie Wolfe06m
A physical album built as an NFC album deck contains an NFC chip per card so one card one song, each card delivering lyrics, artwork and a changeable…
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Interview with Anke Domscheit BergAnke Domscheit-Berg21m
A Berlin hack weekend developed into a nationwide Volunteer Planner used in 60 cities to coordinate 30,000 volunteers and track over 100,000 volunteered hours…
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Interview with Alexander KlöppingAlexander Klöpping23m
A pay-per-article news store called Blendle bundles full newspapers and magazines into a single site, launched in the Netherlands then Germany and headed to…
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Highlights - Your Next JoyrideAdrian van Hooydonk, Yana Peel03m
A 100‑year carmaker adopts a startup mindset and claims concrete moves: built i3 and i8 production EVs, launched urban services ParkNow and DriveNow that many…
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Highlights - Insurance in an Unsecure WorldOliver Bäte, Alan Murray02m
Claims that a rapid customer-driven revolution is arriving, fueled by expectations set by Amazon Prime and same day delivery, and that digitalization itself is…
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Highlights - Celebrate Sleep!Arianna Huffington, H.U.Obrist, M.Meckel, T.Roenneberg04m
A personal collapse in 2007 with a broken cheekbone sparks a turn toward studying sleep and its risks, arguing that productivity myths—CEOs bragging about less…
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Highlights - Take a Bite - The Future of FoodS.Kass, M.Maloof, K.Musk, C.Harper03m
Silicon Valley pours 500M+ invested into food‑tech aiming to disrupt a $14 trillion industry, with concrete bets on services like Blue Apron, indoor urban…
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Highlights - What Will You Do Next?Philipp Schindler, Miriam Meckel02m
Describes Google building partnerships and ecosystems with media companies and claims search + AdWords powers economic growth for millions of small and…
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Highlights - Our Secret to InnovationWerner Vogels, Christopher Schläffer, Stefan Winners03m
Company codifies innovation through 14 leadership principles, hires for independence, and uses an institutional yes rule that forces blockers to justify…
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Highlights - Images, the New Global LanguageMarne Levine02m
Claims that communication is shifting from text to pictures, citing 2015 as the first time the word of the year was an image (emoji) and arguing images act as…
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Highlights - Whats up WhatsApp? 2 Years AfterJan Koum, Cade Metz03m
Says Facebook backing accelerates growth and lets the team reuse Facebook infrastructure to ship features like voice calls and a web client; drops the $1/year…
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Highlights - Economic Outlook 2016Nouriel Roubini05m
Global growth shifts from a lukewarm expansion toward a slowdown as China and emerging markets decelerate, oil price declines reflect weak aggregate demand…
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Highlights - The Gig EconomyP-D.Gore-Coty, T.Jung, B.Morin, N.Hadzaad, S.Glöggl, T.Barker04m
Millions of riders and thousands of drivers use the platform weekly, with Uber Pool reducing congestion in cities like London and Paris and a five‑star rating…
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Highlights - How Will Publishers SurviveRobert Thomson, Zanny Minton-Beddoes02m
Digital journalism shifts toward shorter forms because mobile is a smaller canvas, forcing editors to decide how long a story should be and which pieces keep…
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Highlights - How Will Journalism Survive?Al-Hames, Minton-Beddoes, Norman Pearlstine, Ken Auletta04m
Print circulation totals 30 million copies a month across 23 brands while newsstand sales fall as mobile use rises, subscriptions make up a large share of…
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Highlights - Hosting the WorldNathan Blecharczyk, David Rowan03m
Company reports 70 million guests to date with 35 million in 2015 alone, more than half the revenue and 57% of properties in Europe and 600,000 German users…
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Highlights - Beyond BusinessJoanna Shields, G.Ferenstein, A.Keen03m
Argument that the internet increasingly amplifies hateful radicalization and that efforts must stop toxic messages at source before recruitment begins…
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Highlights - Go IPO or Stay PrivateJeff Jordan, Murad Ahmed02m
Argues that choosing IPO vs sale reduces to measurable outcomes: OpenTable 2009 IPO succeeds in a dismal market showing public investors still fund…
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Highlights - The Third Industrial RevolutionJeremy Rifkin03m
GDP growth slows and productivity has fallen for two decades while youth unemployment stays high; only 14% of productivity comes from capital and skills and…
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Highlights - Power to the European FoundersNiklas Zennström, Murad Ahmed02m
Europe produces startups that go global earlier from small domestic markets, seed funding now competes with the US but late-stage capital lags by about 14×…
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Campus LectureNathan Blecharczyk01h 06m
Origin story of a lodging marketplace: founders iterate from an Airbed blog to a three‑click booking product, test growth at events and 800 rooms at the DNC…
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