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But What Does Meaningful Mean?
An illustrated guide for designing things that matter.
The Changing Concept of Design
What many think of as an aesthetic profession has become so much more.
Behind Closed Doors
Artist and TEDGlobal speaker Taryn Simon talks about her creative process and the work behind her photographs.
Eyes Can Hear
After her performance at TEDGlobal and the release of a new album, Imogen Heap looks at music in a whole new light.
The Invisibles
The working homeless are too often unseen. One woman brought her story from the streets to the stage at TEDGlobal.
Seeing the Future Synesthetic
How do we design for people who hear textures, taste shapes, and remember the color of a person rather than a name?
Hiding in Plain Sight
Journalist and TEDGlobal speaker Misha Glenny investigates the secret life of organized crime.
The Dove
Victor Chan, co-founder of the Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education in Vancouver, considers the possibility of world peace.
Brave New Second World
Author and political scientist Parag Khanna discusses the shifting shape of global power.
Public Diplomacy 2.1
TEDGlobal Fellow Evgeny Morozov argues that the US should upgrade its social media outreach.
Icarus Unbound
He was the first to circle the globe in a hot-air balloon. Now Bertrand Piccard wants to do it in a plane powered by the sun.
Really Small Things
TEDGlobal speaker Willard Wigan’s micro-sculptures can only be seen through a microscope.
Fourth Generation Journalism
Gone are the days of reporting in the national interest.
Wounded Man
Author and TEDGlobal attendee Andreas Salcher talks about why early childhood scars break some people and motivate others to do exceptional things.
Innovation Starts with Empathy
The importance of developing deep connections with the people you serve.
Success and the Power of Research
Why it’s critical to invest in R&D in an economic downturn.
