LongNow Seminars
A list of the Long Now Seminars about Long-term Thinking 02003 - 02017 and counting…
HyperKult XX, Computer als Medium
- Ivan Sutherland on The Art of Engineering and the Engineering of Art
- Matthias Müller-Prove: Back to Childhood – Infantilisation of UI Design
- Frieder Nake: concrete | conceptual | computational in art & trivialization in computing
- and many more
Interaction 11
Raum Schiff Erde
Hamburger Un-Konferenz für Digitales, Interaktionsdesign und Internet
PopTech
- Kacie Kinzler at PopTech 2009 about her Tweenbots
- Brian Eno at PopTech 2006 –
art objects are made by artists to give you the opportunity of creating something
Will Wright at PopTech 2006 – about Conway’s game of life, SimCity and Spore
Information Architecture TV
over 300 presentations over the recent 2 years. Bring some time.
Innovationsforum Interaktionsdesign 2007
Videos, at vimeo- Bill Moggridge
- Frank Jacob
- Gesche Joost
- Bernard Kerr
- Tim Edler
- 6/60
- Mike Richter
- Anthony Dunne
- Gillian Crampton Smith
- Kristjan Kristjansson
- Patrick Kochlik + Dennis Paul
- Bruce Sterling
MEDICHI 2007
Klagenfurt Campus TV recorded the keynote from Mike Mahoney (1939-2008) What Makes the History of Software Hard and Why it Matters, the read-out talk for Niklaus Wirth A Brief History of Software Engineering, Tibor Vamos' presentation Nothing is More Practical than a Good Theory, and Joseph Weizenbaum's (1923-2008) closing keynote Social and political impact of the long term history of computing.
Enterprise 2.0, 2007
video portalHyperKult, Computer als Medium
HyperKult 16: Medium Computer. Geschichte(n), Visionen, Phantasmen
netzspannung.org
Das Speil mit dem Medium – Partizipation, Immersion, Interaktion
SinnerSchrader: Next 07
Ivan Sutherland on Leadership, Sun 2006
UbiComp 2006
Keynote by Bruce Sterling: Spime Meme Map – The majesty of the ideas and the lyricism of the language (starts at about 10')
Listen also to Bruce at idea conference 2006- at Feedom of Connect, March 2007 by Jonny Goldstein
- Read his blog: Beyond the Beyond
Free Software & Open Source Symposium 2006 in Toronto, Canada
Presentation Recordings, i.e.:
Joseph Weizenbaum
„Wir werden Bediener“, ZDFmediathek März 2005- Weizenbaum. Rebel at Work. – a 85' documentary by Il Mare Film
TED Talks 2006
TED BlogMihaly Csikszentmihalyi: Creativity, Fulfillment and Flow, TED 2004
Google TechTalks
Strike Up The Brand: How to Design for Branding by Jared Spool, 47', May 2006The Science and Art of User Experience at Google by Jen Fitzpatrick, June 2006, 27' 29"
The Paradox of Choice - Why More Is Less by Barry Schwartz, 1:4' 7", April 2006
Connexions - Building Communities and Sharing Knowledge by Richard G. Baraniuk, 53' 30", Apr 2006
The Archimedes Palimpsest, 1:04', Mar 2006
Transclusion: Fixing Electronic Literature by Ted Nelson, 53', Jan 2007
Stanford Law School: Lawrence Lessig
LawrenceLessig created the concept of Creative Commons.SinnerSchrader: Next 10 Years in E-Business
From Control To Conversation
Heiko Hebig and David Weinberger in Hamburg, Feb 2006see also
While David was in Hamburg...
Human-Computer Interaction Seminar, Prof. Winograd
e.g.:- Moving Beyond Menus and Toolbars in Microsoft Office, Julie Larson-Green, Microsoft, 27 Jan 2006
- Visual Interfaces for Databases, Jock Mackinlay and Chris Stolte, Tableau Software, 13 Jan 2006
Webcasts are available at the seminar's video list.
Esther Dyson previews PC Forum 2006
...and talks about the more choice you have the less happy you are.- PC Forum 2006, March 12-14
- Ester Dyson also gave a talk at Ars Electronica 2004
Cognitive Design 2005
Good Experience Live (GEL) Conference
User Experience Roundtable Hamburg: June 2006
OSCON 2005 Keynote - Identity 2.0
wonderful presentation style and thoughts. refreshing!- Dick also presented at ETech 2006: Who is the Dick on your site?
- Dick at The Next Web Conference 2007
NerdTV by Robert Cringley
- NerdTV Archive
- #11 Doug Engelbart
- #5 Tim O’Reilly
- #3 Bill Joy
- #1 Andy Hertzfeld
Recorded events fromt the Computer History Museum
Sun Brand Summit 2005
Ars Electronica 2005 – Hybrid – living in paradox
reboot7
Ars Electronica 2004 – Timeshift
Net's moving into Iron Age
Internet pioneer and steward Vint Cerf contends that the Net is still early in its evolution, in the process of moving from a figurative stone age to an iron age. In his Face to Face interview with ZDNet Editor in Chief Dan Farber, Cerf discusses the Internet's future and outlines his views on spam, privacy, IPv6 and interplanetary networking. He also answers the question, "Who should run the Internet?"
The Internet is a reflection of our society. And that mirror is going to be reflecting what we see. If we do not like what we see in that mirror the problem is not to fix that mirror. We have to fix society. - Vint Cerf
Vinton Cerf: Net's moving into Iron Age (26 minutes video)
Ars Electronica 2003 – CODE – The Language of Our Time
ETECH 2003
OOoCon 2003
Ars Electronica 2002 – Unplugged – Art as the Scene of Global Conflicts
Software Pioneers 2001
Ars Electronica 2001 – Takeover – Who is doing the art of tomorrow?
Alan Kay
Ted Nelson
Douglas Engelbart
- invisible revolution by Frode Hegland (don't miss the links at the bottom of the site)
- Chat with Doug Engelbart at reboot7, 2005