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Video Archive – The Conference by Media Evolution
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Media Evolution is a membership organization that help media industries to innovate and grow.The videos in this podcast are generated at our annual conference The Conference and lectures we arrange throughout the year.http://www.mediaevolution.se
Episodes
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The Conference 2018
Bits and pieces from The Conference & The Festival 2018.
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Q&A: Broken Promise Land
How can we design an internet that works for and not against us?
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The Interview Stage by Aktarr – Fadi Barakat
"There is a lot of profit to be gained from all this diversity. The problem right now is that we're not really good at it."
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Q&A: Play
The notion of "play" is changing. Let's look at the potentials and possible pitfalls of the new playful technologies.
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The Interview Stage by Aktarr – Balqis Khattab
"I want to change the education in Sweden."
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The Interview Stage by Aktarr – Maisa Dabus
"The Malmö model is quite flat, you don't feel much hierarchy here."
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Q&A: Innovation is for Everyone
Let’s unleash the joy of co-creation. Featuring: Tendayi Viki (Benneli Jacobs), Charlotta Ahlberg (Volvo) and Kenjiro Kirton (HATO) during The Conference 2018.
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Q&A: What Is Real?
What happens to realness when everything can be remixed or repurposed by anyone?
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Dr. Lisa Mosconi – Designing Nature
“If you could see the future, what would you have for dinner?” Dr. Lisa Mosconi, one of the leading experts on how Alzheimer’s is related to our diets, knows better than most that a longer life doesn’t necessarily mean a more healthier life. In her talk, she theorizes about how we – through our...
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D. Fox Harrell – Impacts of the Avatar Dream
D. Fox Harrell is Professor of Digital Media and Artificial Intelligence at MIT. His research focuses on the relationship between imagination and computation. He founded the MIT Imagination, Computation and Expression Laboratory (ICE Lab) in order to develop new forms of computational narrative,...
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Dr. Daisy Ginsberg – Designing Nature
“Better is not the same as good, better hasn't an agenda.” What is better? Who’s better? Who decides? The design of living matter can be seen as synthetic biology, a way of engineering biology for a better world. Could synthetic biology create life to save the environment? Daisy Ginsberg guides…
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Shu Yang Lin – Broken Promise Land
“We believe we all should have a say in how we make our society.” TaiwanPDIS co-founder Shu Yang Lin introduces us to rethink the interaction between the government and the civil society. In Taiwan, events for civil hackers are arranged in order for people to participate and together try to…
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Karin Pettersson – Broken Promise Land
“You don't really know who you are until you're forced to defend it.” Journalism today is under a lot of pressure. At the same time, more and more hatred have grown on the internet over the past years. This has part to do with populism and other forces that are blatantly undermining the…
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Ståle Grut – Broken Promise Land
“This is all feels like a dream now, but technology and society went along really great some years ago.” Norwegian journalist Stråle Grut’s work for NRKbeta have been described as an experiment on how to make a better comment section. By creating a comment section quiz, it ensures that people…
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Ahd Kamel – Odd Camel from The Magic Kingdom
"I didn’t want to fight for my already god-given right to live." This highly personal talk start with actress and filmmaker Ahd Hassan Kamel telling us about her hometown Riyadh in Saudi Arabia (or, as Ahd calls it, the Magic Kingdom). She walks us through childhood traumas and events that has...
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Shuli Gilutz – Play
“The problem is that the industry isn’t working with ethics and childrens rights.” On the topic of child-centric design, Shuli Gilutz talks about they way that children interact with technology. Many think that the mere interaction is changing the notion of play, but is it? Play, much like...
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Fredrika Inger – Play
Play is crucial for a person’s development when it comes to language, problem solving and social interaction (just to name a few examples). Play is also a tool for unleashing creativity and innovation, while at the same time having the perk of being a universal language. But… what is play…
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Magnus Göransson – Play
"Kids don’t the see the divide between the physical and digital play – but parents do." The digital world is a new addition to the already wide repertoire of a child’s play landscape, according to Magnus Göransson. During his talk, he speaks about the “fluidity” of kids constant switching between...
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Alexander Silva Lopera – The Brain and How to Build our Future Identities
“Your brain is modeling reality in real time.” How do virtual brains and virtual reality affect the way we think, what we do and who we are? Alexander Silva Lopera, a psychologist that specializes in neuroscience at Neurons Inc, guides us through the world of virtual reality and how our brains...
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Galit Ariel – The Brain and How to Build our Future Identities
“We believe what we experience first, and we question or check the facts later.” Our identities are fluent, fragmented and influenced by different processes and influences. They are very much connected to our sense of reality. But then what is 'reality', really? Our reality is the stage on which...
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Victoria Percovich Gutierrez & Åsa Bjerndell – All we have is time
"When eternity is your deadline – what values will end up in the center?" Victoria Percovich Gutierrez, sustainability strategist with an MBA, and Åsa Bjerndell, lead architect and development manager, are part of the team at White Arkitekter that is working with "Råängen", a unique urban...
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Dr. Lynn Rothschild – Designing Nature
“We have been designing nature for tens of thousands of years and more.” Charles Darwin said that "biological evolution creates design without a designer”. But what if we could design life somewhere else? With synthetic biology we can, in a way, reprogram life. Just as travel abroad permits new...
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Tendayi Viki – Innovation is for Everyone
“Business plans serve to crush your dreams.” In this talk, Tendayi Viki explores how corporate leaders can go beyond creating physical spaces and innovation labs in order to provide real space for everyone within the organisation to innovate. He presents innovation as someone giving you a bag…
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Charlotta Ahlberg – Innovation is for Everyone
"Creativity is not innovation, creativity is a skill." Drawing from her knowledge and experiences from the innovation departments in large corporate environments, Charlotta talks about how you can take advantage of the enormous strengths and collective brainpower in a global enterprise. For this,...
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Kenjiro Kirton – Innovation is for Everyone
“Play is the original form of co-creation.” Being an expert in the noble art of working together with others, Kenjiro Kirton explains how and why co-creation is fundamental for innovation and creativity. He also speaks about the importance of providing people with tools that can challenge how and...
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Simone Rebaudengo – What Is Real?
“Some things are too fucking good to be real.” Product and interaction designer Simone Rebaudengo tries to bend this idea of fiction and reality through his own projects and products by looking at everyday objects. He plays with the idea of redefining the value of ‘fake’ objects and what the…
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James Bridle – What Is Real?
“There’s a concrete and causal relationship between the public understanding of technology and the stability and inequality of democracy in societies that goes on top of it.”
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Linda Liukas – Electricity That Loves
“Code is the new lingua franca.” Linda Liukas, author of the popular “Hello Ruby” book series, started writing because she thought storytelling was missing from computer science education. Although coding is an overarching theme in the books, her writing is not exclusively about coding. Linda has…
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Indy Johar – The Need for a Boring Revolution
"When we create a precarious society, fear becomes a very powerful political device." In order to build, create and maintain a sustainable future, we need to start a boring revolution. Believing that talking only about the cool parts of science (like AI, new technology and robots) is not going to...
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The Conference 2016
Bits and pieces from The Conference week 2016. Thank you everyone who participated and supported, we had a blast! Hope to see you next year :). Video cred: Mohave, Gustav Olsson Music by: Douglas Holmquist
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We are The Conference
The mission: Unfolding complexity because the world is complex.
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The Conference
Bits and pieces from The Conference 2013.
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Fabian Hemmert - Tactility in a digital world
Fabian Hemmert is a Design Researcher concerned with the role of our body in our interactions with technology. During his studies towards an M.A. degree in Interface Design, he worked for Nintendo of Europe and Marvel Comics. We all know how paper feels and that we interpret things by touching…
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An Xiao Mina - How Visual Media Affect Culture and Identity Globally
An Xiao Mina is an American artist, designer, writer and technologist. She explores the disruptive power of networked, creative communities in civic life. Dubbing memes the "street art of the internet", she looks at the growing role of meme culture and humor in addressing social and political...
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The media landscape in Skåne!
We invited our members and friends to show the world what they think the media landscape in Skåne looks like, and then we mixed it all up to this - welcome to join us! Music by Patrik Book Edited by Albin Ponnert With contributions from Media Evolution, Region Skåne, King, Tarsier, In-Use, Ustwo,...
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Alexis Ohanian - Lagom is not enough
Alexis Ohanian is an entrepreneur and investor from Brooklyn, NY, best known as the co-founder of the social news site reddit. With a proven record of making something people love as the model for success, he will come to The Conference to talk about the importance of giving a damn about the…
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Karen McGrane - Future Friendly Web Design
Karen McGrane, Content strategist at Bond Art + Science, discuss why you need to deliver content wherever your customer wants to consume it — and what the risks are when you don't make content accessible to mobile users. When it comes to web design, a lot of improvements have been made over the...
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Future Friendly Web Design - Q&A
Karen McGrane and Brad Frost on Future Friendly Web Design. When it comes to web design, a lot of improvements have been made over the last years. At the same time the number of devices we use to access the web has increased. This means new challenges for designers. How do you make sure that what...
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Brad Frost - Future Friendly Web Design
Brad Frost, Front-end designer at Future Friendly, is one of the thoughtleaders of responsive web design and will talk about his ideas of future friendly web design. When it comes to web design, a lot of improvements have been made over the last years. At the same time the number of devices we…
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Golden Krishna - Communication without a Digital Interface
Golden Krishna speaks about how "The best interface is no interface". Today there is an app for everything, not seldom apps with good intents but that aren't helpful at all. Are we losing sight of the goal of actually solving problems? It's time to think outside the screens and start making true,...
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Tomonori Kagaya - Communication without a Digital Interface
Many people believe that the future of interaction is on screens. But what if we can design communication that doesn't involve screens? Tomonori Kagaya, the founder of Neurowear, showcase the world's first commercialized neuro headset that expresses the user's feelings. With this new invention we...
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Communication without a Digital Interface - Q&A
Golden Krishna and Tomonori Kagaya discuss "Communication without a Digital Interface". Many people believe that the future of design is on screens. But what if we can design communication that doesn't involve screens.
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Big Data - Understand and Visualize - Q&A
Mike Dewar and Giorgia Lupi discuss how big sets of data can be visualized. In an increasingly complex and networked world, tools for recording, filtering and visualising data is powering a new breed of storytelling.
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Giorgia Lupi - Big Data - Understand and Visualize
Giorgia Lupi shares her approach to data-visualization, which can be described as an attempt to make aesthetically beautiful compositions of data, every time, without losing scientific accuracy. In an increasingly complex and networked world, tools for recording, filtering and visualizing data is...
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Mike Dewar - Big Data - Understand and Visualize
Mike Dewar, Data Scientist at The New York Times R&D Lab, will talk about how we can build tools to let us see behavioral phenomena from a heady new perspective with big data and data science. In an increasingly complex and networked world, tools for recording, filtering and visualising data is...
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Emily Best - Beyond Crowdfunding
Emily Best, Founder and CEO of Seed&Spark, will share insights on building social capital, practical tips for crowdfunding, and a vision of the future in which creators, in collaboration with their audiences, can make a living and push their art form further than they ever thought possible. This...
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