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Redhat:
Just thought I would let everyone who isn't aware of it, that TED have a website.. Ted.com  :Thmbsup: (WhoodaGuessdit?) It features videos of many speakers, and there is a blog RSS feed that alerts you to new videos being posted.

For the uninitiated, TED is a conference for 1,000 people per year who are notoriously creative / intelligent. Lot's of technology related stuff there! Not just philosophy. In the way of tech, this video here is fantastic.

Enjoy!

app103:
When I found that video on youtube, I considered posting about it but didn't. (got tired or something and really needed sleep)

I am really glad I didn't now, since your post was even better...went to the source of the goodies.

 :)

Redhat:
When I found that video on youtube, I considered posting about it but didn't. (got tired or something and really needed sleep)

I am really glad I didn't now, since your post was even better...went to the source of the goodies.

 :)
-app103 (December 09, 2006, 03:20 PM)
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Glad you enjoy them, app  :) I want to go one day, but a) could never afford it. b) not smart enough to be invited  ;D

40hz:
Reviving an old thread:

From the folks over at gHacks.com come this terrific resource (emphasis added):

TED Talks List

Ted Talks are a collection of talks by some of the worlds leading thinkers and doers on Technology, Entertainment and Design (hence the name TED). Many of the talks are inspiring and try to convey ideas on all sorts of subjects in those three categories. Many of the talks are available on the Ted website in various formats. They can even be downloaded to the local computer system.

Someone made an effort to put all of the published Ted Talks in a list with direct onsite links to the videos, the name of the talker, the title, a description, the date, running time and event it was held. This is an incredible useful spreadsheet for anyone interested in at least one of the focus areas of TED.
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Link to article at gHacks: http://www.ghacks.net/2009/03/31/ted-talks-list/

Direct link to list: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pjGlYH-8AK8ffDa6o2bYlXg

If you are interested in TED, this is one of the most comprehensive indexes available.

If you've never heard of TED, read the gHacks article and sample some of the videos. You won't be disappointed.

I'm burning up a lot of bandwidth while getting caught up on a tech dozen topics I'm interested in. Come see what some of the biggest, brightest, and most creative of the techno-dieties have been getting up to.

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Veign:
Funny timing.  I just blogged about another great TED talk today on a Sixth Sense Machine.

Be warned, once you start watching TED talks you'll get caught up watching *lots* of them.

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