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Clearly, TED needs to vet their presenters a bit more. If a guy has no connection to the tech that he's presenting (other than he's played with a demo), then he
by xinsight 17y ago
Clearly, TED needs to vet their presenters a bit more. If a guy has no connection to the tech that he's presenting (other than he's played with a demo), then he should never have been invited.
- sketerpot 17y agoOr we need to accept this sort of thing as a tradeoff, the price we pay for a fairly lightweight TED system. Heavy vetting has a cost, too.
- xinsight 17y agoPerhaps just add another commandment about giving attribution and credit (and not representing others work as your own) to the existing TED commandments: http://www.swiss-miss.com/2009/05/the-ted-commandments.html http://www.swiss-miss.com/2009/05/the-ted-commandments.html