Wednesday, February 4, 2009
TED Delivers on Day 1
Some highlights from the opening day of TED:
* Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, lays out his vision for the next big thing: Linked Data.
* P.W. Singer documents how technological advances are transforming warfare.
* Jake Eberts and Jacques Perrin demo Oceans, the ultimate in nature documentaries.
* Bill Gates lays out a vision for combatting malaria and strengthening teaching.
* Pattie Maes previews how humans can harness a sixth sense, with technology feeding us information in real time about the people, places, and things we encounter.
* Regina Spektor wows the crowd with her dark, beautiful songs.
* And Jason Hackenwerth unveils his vaguely unnerving balloon sculpture Spectronomic Photoluxe.
All in all a great opening day.
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This was a lovely day at TED.
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