Bruno Giussani is a writer, the European Director of the TED Conferences, the producer of the Forum des 100, and a frequent public speaker. He has authored several books. Most recently, his articles have appeared in Business Week, The Economist, IHT, WSJE, Foreign Policy, NZZ, Ilsole24ore Nòva24, Infoweek and others, and he is a frequent commentator on Swiss Public Radio's Grand8. He is a member of the Boards of Internet consultancy Tinext and of the Knight Fellowship at Stanford University, where he was a Fellow in 2004. He lives in Switzerland.Guest bloggers: Susan Kish, Michele Bowman, Pam Maples, Andreas Göldi, Julie Meyer, Andreas Obrist, Nicoletta Iacobacci, Marcel Bernet
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Star oceanographer Sylvia Earle, SETI's director and astronomer Jill Tarter, and maestro and Venezuelan youth orchestra founder José Antonio Abreu are the winners of the 2009 TED Prize. Each wins $100,000 plus "One Wish to Change the World." Their wishes will be unveiled at TED2009 in February. More details here.
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Congrats on bringing the Ted conference as an annual event in Oxford. Bletchley Park is indeed an inspiring place – although I still find it incredible that the UK museums trust won’t invest in its preservation. It’s clearly a struggle for them. If you need any photos of Bletchley for brochures, let me know.
I am curious how you will link other centres in the Middle East and Africa. Have you done a deal with Eutelsat?
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Posted by: Jonathan Marks | November 26, 2008 at 06:42 PM
Thank you for the pictures offer, will keep that in mind. As for simulcast, we have announced it for 2010, not for 2009. BG
Posted by: BG | December 07, 2008 at 08:15 PM