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Distributed Business: A Panel Discussion |
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| Distributed Business: A Panel Discussion |
| When your business is distributed, you need great collaboration tools, identity verification and trust. How can these be accomplished by taking the lessons of the open source world and applying them to business? What new technologies are available to facilitate this change in the way the work world works? |
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Philip Evans (Boston Consulting Group), Julius Genachowski (IAC/InterActiveCorp), Dick Hardt (Sxip Identity), Greg Lloyd (Traction Software), and JP Rangaswami (Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein) |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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East meets West |
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| East meets West |
| Internet technology has hit the Chinese mainstream and it is changing communication, education, and entertainment in amazing ways. One example of the impact of the Internet in China is the replacement of the traditional model of content creation and distribution by user-generated content and peer-based evaluation. |
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Rebecca MacKinnon / Co-founder, Global Voices Online |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Explorer's Club: Deep Ocean Exploration |
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| Explorer's Club: Deep Ocean Exploration |
| Ocean exploration often takes a back seat to space exploration in the minds of the public, but strange and wonderful discoveries are being made in the deep water. In this talk Marcia describes the current state of deep ocean exploration. She explains how we can travel to the ocean floor to learn about new species and how climate change is affecting the oceans. |
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Marcia McNutt |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Federate standards: How do we cope with multiple standards |
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| Federate standards: How do we cope with multiple standards |
| The speaker's signature is on both the Moon and Mars, for computer communications projects he built for the Apollo and Viking missions. He has created technology to link computers in both the pre-Internet and Internet eras. |
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Phil Becker / Editor-in-Chief, Digital ID World |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Genetically Modified Crops |
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| Genetically Modified Crops |
| Dr. Bjorn Melin explains the economic reason that drove Argentina to become #2 worldwide cultivating genetically-modified crops. Then, David Ewing Duncan takes up a discussion on Malaria for the BioIssue of the Week. |
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Dr. Bjorn Melin / BioSidus |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Memory Lane |
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| Memory Lane |
| Speaker discusses his role at GCP and his investment focus on deployment infrastructure, tools, application development and packaged applications within the enterprise software sector. |
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David Orfao / Managing Director, General Catalyst Partners |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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People, place and planet |
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| People, place and planet |
| As projections show a rise in temperature of between 1 and 6 degrees over the next century, Mark reflects on the "crisis of biodiversity" that accompanies such a rise, including the death of the coral reefs and committing a third of all species alive today to extinction. |
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Mark Lynas / Author, High Tide |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Serious Games: The Cultural Impact of Video Games |
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| Serious Games: The Cultural Impact of Video Games |
| The development of the strategic and critical thinking skills developed through video games, balanced with the need for moderation and participation in other activities, make it reasonable to accept that video games can have a positive impact upon society. |
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Steven Berlin Johnson / Author, "Everything Bad Is Good for You" |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Serious Games: The Economy of Virtual Worlds |
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| Serious Games: The Economy of Virtual Worlds |
| A discussion about the relevance of synthetic world economies as it relates to, and impacts the real world. He discusses participation levels possible in online gaming and how that compares with Hollywood’s passive entertainment industry, movies, and makes a clear case that gaming is serious business these days. |
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Edward Castronova / Indiana University, Bloomington |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Syhnthetic Biology: It's Alive! |
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| Syhnthetic Biology: It's Alive! |
| What makes something alive and where is the boundary between a machine and a life form? Can a system such as the internet be considered alive, since it is self-maintaining, self-reproducing and evolving? Can a cell that was created from whole cloth in the lab still be considered life? The speaker is creating "synthetic biology" - artificial living cells made of non-living material. |
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Norman Packard / ProtoLife |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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The Next Wave of Open Source: Applications |
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| The Next Wave of Open Source: Applications |
| The current enterprise software model is broken which is providing great opportunities for open source software developers. By giving away their base software without large, up-front licensing fees, open source developers can let their customers come to them instead of investing large amounts of cash in sales and marketing. |
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Larry Augustine / CEO, Medsphere |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Using Supply Chain Innovations to Save Lives |
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| Using Supply Chain Innovations to Save Lives |
| After conducting extensive research and exploring the mechanisms of disaster response, Fritz envisions collaboration between corporations and humanitarian relief agencies as the number one driver to enhance humanitarian relief efforts. |
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Lynn Fritz / Director General, Fritz Institute |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Voces in Your Head |
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| Voces in Your Head |
| Speaker discusses his motivations in forming Magnatune, his experiences and surprises in the first years of operation, why classical music is their highest-selling genre, the potentials for online distribution of music, where the major music labels have gone wrong and much more. |
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John Buckman / CEO, Magnatune Records |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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What Do We Know |
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| What Do We Know |
| Dr. Trivers talks about the evolutionary basis of deception focusing on the biological examples of deception in the natural world, with explanations for the evolutionary advantages of deception and self-deception. Later he supplies easily recognizable examples of common human self-deception and delves into an overtly political criticism of human deception and self-deception, with an emphasis on current events. |
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Dr. Robert Trivers / Anthropology and Biological Sciences, Rutgers |
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posted: 6/6/2006 |
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Program Evaluation and Measuring Outcomes |
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| Program Evaluation and Measuring Outcomes |
| Another component of measuring a program's performance is determining whether the activities produced the desired effects or outcomes or, put another way, whether the program achieved its objectives. Measuring outcomes tells the program and the evaluator what impacts the program has had or what results it has achieved. |
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MDC Instructor |
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posted: 10/10/2007 |
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Resucitación Cardiopulmonar (CPR) |
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| Resucitación Cardiopulmonar (CPR) |
| La Resucitación Cardiopulmonar (CPR, por sus siglas en inglés) es un procedimiento de emergencia que se utiliza para salvar la vida de personas que no pueden respirar por si solas o que su corazón ha dejado de palpitar. En esta presentación el Dr. Urgelles explica la importancia de este procedimiento y cómo y cuándo debemos de utilizarlo. |
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Speaker: |
Dr. Luis Urgelles |
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Date
posted: 10/10/2007 |
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