Leslie Dodson: Researching Or Reporting – Revelations From The Field
Journalist Leslie Dodson talks about the difference of research and reporting in developing economies and the one-sided reporting on Africa at the TEDxBoulder event.
View ArticleAndrew Solomon: Notes on an Exorcism
Andrew Solomon tells at The Moth how he was part of an excorcism in Africa.
View ArticleLuis von Ahn: Massive-scale online collaboration
Luis von Ahn talks about his past and future projects which make use of massive-online collaboration.
View ArticlePaulo Coelho: On the fear of failure
Paulo Coelho discusses his approach of overcoming the fear of failure. Paulo Coelho – on the fear of failure. from Berghs' Exhibition '11 on Vimeo.
View ArticleInf0rmNati0ns: ACTA explained
Inf0rmNati0ns does a great job on explaining the consequences of ACTA in layman’s terms. There are a few facts you should know about ACTA, which aren’t mentioned in the video.
View ArticleDavid Lee Roth: The Truth About Van Halen And Those Brown M&Ms
You have probably heared the rumors about Van Halen’s M&M rule. David Lee Roth explains that it was actually a safety measure. Brown M&Ms from Van Halen on Vimeo.
View ArticleHenry Rollins: The myth of online transparency
Henry Rollins argues that the internet does indeed not mean more transparency.
View ArticleJerry Seinfeld: All Awards Are Stupid
Jerry Seinfeld accepting the HBO Comedian Award 2007.
View ArticleStephen Fry: On government surveillance
“There is something squalid and rancid about being spied on”
View ArticleGary Vaynerchuk: Stop Storytelling Like it’s 2007
Gary Vaynerchuk talks about the changes in marketing in the last couple of years.
View ArticleJohn Cleese: Political Correctness Can Lead to an Orwellian Nightmare
John Cleese argues that all humor is critical.
View ArticleCarrie Fisher: Tribute to Harrison Ford at the AFI Life Achievement Award
Carrie Fisher at the 28th AFI Life Achievement Award in 2000.
View ArticleSteven Pinker: Fucking Brilliant
Steven Pinker talks about “The Clean Airwaves Act” (House Resolution 3687) which regulates the use of swear words on TV.
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