Video Archive – The Conference by Media Evolution

Q&A Work – What Science Says

Mon, 29 Aug 2022 09:08:48 GMT

Q&A with Calle Rosengren (Lund University), Carl Benedikt Frey (Oxford University) and Rita Fontinha (Henley Business School, University of Reading) during The Conference 2022.

Q&A Being well – body and place

Mon, 29 Aug 2022 09:04:14 GMT

Q&A with Kristina Höök and Ewa Westermark during The Conference 2022.

Q&A – Systems thinking as a method

Mon, 29 Aug 2022 09:00:35 GMT

Q&A with Victor Galaz, Karol Gobczynski and Tessa van Soest.

Q&A – How to organise innovation

Mon, 29 Aug 2022 08:51:02 GMT

Q&A with Vaughn Tan (University Colledge London's School of Management) and Darja Isaksson (Vinnova).

Q&A Stories that shape the future

Mon, 29 Aug 2022 08:48:37 GMT

Q&A with Joanne McNeil (Author) and Adrian Hon (Six to Start).

Q&A: The Future of Work

Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:27:45 GMT

The Q&A for the "The Future of Work" session at The Conference 2015. Speakers: Nina Åkestam (Stockholm School of Economics), Malou Adler (ustwo) and Roland Paulsen (Lund University).

Q&A: Speed and timing

Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:22:04 GMT

The Q&A for the Speed and timing session at The Conference 2015. Speakers: Joanna Lord (Porch), Nicklas Bergman (Futurist) and Bud Caddell (NOBL).

Q&A: Finding and using stories

Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:18:15 GMT

The Q&A for the Finding and using stories session at The Conference 2015. Speakers: Nick Gray (Museum Hack), Nicholas Felton and Bjarke Myrthu (Blind spot).

Q&A: Responsiveness - Being a Chameleon

Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:16:18 GMT

The Q&A for the Responsiveness - Being a chameleon session at The Conference 2015. Speakers: Senongo Akpem (Cambridge University Press), Elliott Hedman (mPath) and Isaac Pinnock (Made by Many).

Nina Persson & Oskar Humlebo - Lovefool

Fri, 21 Aug 2015 11:26:57 GMT

Nina Persson and Oskar Humlebo opened the second day of The Conference 2015 with The Cardigans' mega hit Lovefool. Just before a session on Hate & Heroism.

The clip also contains a Q&A about the music industry, today vs. 90's.

Q&A - Prototyping Everything

Tue, 19 Aug 2014 18:44:21 GMT

We grow up exploring ourselves and our surroundings. We learn how to interact with the community we live in. In our early days it’s ok to ask a lot of questions and to learn by doing and failing. Somewhere along the way we become less inclined to play and test to learn how things work, and it seems like we are supposed to know everything about what we do (listen to a politician interviewed on telly). A lot of us forget that craft of testing our way forward.

But, there is a global maker movement that is all about trying things out and building prototypes to understand if an idea works and if there’s a market for it. In this session you will learn about how you can prototype everything from business models to technology.

Erik Thorstensson, Co-founder, Creatables
Erik is a mechanical engineer, serial entrepreneur and maker of things and was named maker of the year 2014 by Maker Fair.

Masakazu Takasu, Technical Evangelist, TeamLab
Masakazu will show how ingenious technology and art is made in Japan today.

Rob Fitzpatrick, Tech Entrepreneur and author, The Mom Test
Rob will talk about how to prototype your ideas by making people say what they really think about them before you put them into practice.

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Online Harassment, What Drives it and How it Lowers Visions - Q&A

Wed, 21 Aug 2013 21:55:44 GMT

Kate Miltner, Anita Sarkeesian and Laurie Penny discuss online harassment.

The harassment of people online is emerging as one of the biggest issues on the internet. It's a topic that thankfully has gained much attention in the media recently. In this session we want to examine what the drivers of hate online are and why it's so important to work against it.