Showing posts with label talks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label talks. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 February 2016

Reframes, rethinks and bold calls: 16 speakers share ideas at TEDGlobal>London

In 1831, Michael Faraday stood in a lecture hall and demoed an idea that changed everything: electromagnetic induction. This work paved the way for widespread use of electricity.

On September 29, 2015, in the same lecture hall, attendees gathered for TEDGlobal>London to hear more ideas with the potential to shift reality. Sixteen TED speakers shared insights on the issues that matter most in the world right now: the refugee crisis, poverty and ethical science. Oh and, of course, spam email.

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Monday, 22 October 2012

Google’s Zeitgeist Events

Google’s Zeitgeist events are a series of intimate gatherings of top global thinkers and leaders. ZeitgeistMinds is a collection of inspiring videos from these events.

Dive in to explore the ideas that affect our social, economic, political and cultural surroundings. Hear perspectives from industry pioneers and statespeople, renowned writers and bloggers, scientists and artists, activists and musicians. Learn from progressive minds, and discuss topics that influence the world around us.

Listen. Join in. Be part of the Zeitgeist.

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Thursday, 4 October 2012

Interesting articles to read -- 04-10-2012

Interesting articles to read -- 04-10-2012

Bangalore should not be the next Silicon Valley: SAP Labs India MD Read

Entrepreneurship Lessons I Learnt from Scientists Read

Beauty lies in the ‘domain’ of the highest bidder: Icann, the global authority dealing with domain names, is hastening the threat of monopolisation on the internet through its new scheme to sell generic words. Read

How you can invest in Google, Apple and Exxon Read

Dr. Subbarao’s haircuts. The economics of haircutting is the last frontier of economics. Read

No quotas for higher studies, please. By P.V.Indiresan, Former Director of IITM. Read

Dr Vijay Mallya Speech @ IIT Bombay
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