TED 2007: Blogged, videotaped and ’sketchblogged’
Steve Safran March 10th, 2007
The always amazing TED conference (Technology, Entertainment, Design) is going on through today in Monterey, California. The list of brainboxes talking at this conference gives new meaning to “eclectic.” It’s sort of what would happen if the web showed up one day and decided to talk. I can’t explain it any better. Throughout the year TED puts up videos from the event, (watch some of the TEDPrize winners in this entry) and I try to feature them at LR. Each is a treat. The best are often the ones I think I will enjoy the least. Subscribe to the TED RSS for the videos. And check out the liveblog of the event - which is even being sketchblogged. If I could get invited to one event - TED would be it.
5 Comments Add your own
1. Eric | March 10th, 2007 at 1:35 pm
Am I just missing something, or do they not post the videos of the talks until one to two YEARS after they have happened? The video content on the TED site is all from the 2005/2006 conferences.
2. Raymond | March 10th, 2007 at 1:55 pm
I went to the TED link to find out about a conference highlighting Technology, Education, Design
only to find one highlighting Technology, ENTERTAINMENT, and Design… but also Business Science and Design.
Misleading by this much >
3. Steve Safran | March 10th, 2007 at 2:09 pm
Not so much misleading as mistyped. I have made the correction.
4. The Tony | March 11th, 2007 at 9:45 pm
Sketchblogging? Neat.
I guess that’s the official term for what I’ve been doing anytime a writing utensil and paper were within reach since elementary school.
I just thought I was “doodling.”
5. Raymond | March 13th, 2007 at 8:44 am
Steve, sorry, I didn’t mean ‘misleading’ the way it came across.
Still a loyal reader.
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