TED-Ed’s new free platform allows anyone to "flip" any video on YouTube by adding custom content to play alongside it, making it possible to turn any piece of video content into a teachable moment.READ MORE›
How do you make a splash at an event? Do the right thing, at the right time, with the right tonality and on the right platforms. Consumers do want you at their events--they just want you to be authentic, relevant, and non-intrusive. READ MORE›
Check out a sneak preview of the animation and other features in new, abbreviated TED videos that aim to bring subjects such as neuroscience and evolution to young students. READ MORE›
Instead of giving its annual award to one person, TED announced that it will be giving small grants to 10 user-submitted projects on the city of the future.READ MORE›
If you’re already bleeding, why not send some of your blood to the national bone marrow registry, which might be able to connect you with someone whose life your marrow could save? A new product debuting today at TED makes it easy.READ MORE›
In a step away from its usual procedures, the TED Prize is going to an idea, not a person. Cities are important drivers of ideas and where most people will live in the future. But what, exactly, is going to come from a TED Prize ...READ MORE›
Is personal happiness a design problem? If design is "trying out creative iterations toward a specific goal," it just might be. Stefan Sagmeister has turned his designer-y eye on personal existential issues before, with his Things I ...READ MORE›
Is it time for a new twist on the TED model? The esteemed Technology, Entertainment and Design Conference, soon to be pushing 30, has become a juggernaut--what with sellout events, the viral success of online TED Talks, and the ...READ MORE›
Let me see if I can write this post without referring to Minority Report -- nope, not possible, since Imogen Heap's musical gloves rely on the exact same idea as Tom Cruise's image-remixing handgear. Having the gestural interface ...READ MORE›
Just an hour ago on stage at TED Global, Jawbone announced the grand project they've been quietly working on for years: A wearable band called Up, which is infused with sensors and smartphone connected, allowing you to track your ...READ MORE›
The walking idea machine is hoping the citizens of the Internet will adopt his new 10 Commandments for solving this growing--and growing!--problem. Fast Company spoke with Anderson (not by email) to learn more.READ MORE›
You may not be a CEO, a billionaire philanthropist, a tech whiz kid or a saintly fighter for the rights of humanity, but you--yes, you--have a shot at the TED stage in 2012. The conference which formerly stood for Technology, ...READ MORE›
Some of the world’s most iconic brands have woken up to extraordinary industry shifts that take them by surprise. Wouldn’t it be better to intuit what the future may resemble before market forces and innovations “suddenly” wreak havoc with your company? Here's how. READ MORE›
JR, the graffiti-artist-turned-photographer-turned-global-phenomenon, talks to Fast Company about embarking on his global TED project, which encourages citizen artists to document and display the faces of their own communities.READ MORE›
The TED conference believes advertisements don't have to be annoying. They can, if done well, be compelling enough to inspire you to pass them along to friends.READ MORE›
The discordant note is an example of TED’s at times uneasy relationship to corporate sponsorship as the nonprofit organization pursues its future as a global media brand focused on learning and social change. READ MORE›
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