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My only wish is that TED would release all the talks on the website. I think the talks are secondary to the networking that happens there, and that gives the co
by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
My only wish is that TED would release all the talks on the website. I think the talks are secondary to the networking that happens there, and that gives the conference its value and keeps people coming. The videos they've posted are awesome, but I always wonder on what isn't up there.
- dsplittgerber 17y agoChris Anderson said that it's mostly the second-rate stuff that doesn't get published, even over time. There must have been a handful of talks that were really disappointing and they don't seem to want them making the rounds.
- WarDekar 17y agoIs there a list of ones they plan on posting? I was under the impression they were only posting 1 every weekday, and so far the only 2 up (at least on the official site) are Blaise Aguera y Arcas on Augmented Reality and Jamie Oliver's wish for food for every child. While I found both of those interesting, I'm really looking forward to a few of the others and only 1/day being posted is brutal.
- maw 17y agoYet they've published Isabel Allende's talk?
- blasdel 17y agoNote that this is a different .com boom magazine publisher than the one of the same name from Wired: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Anderson_(TED) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Anderson_(TED)