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Touching Images As The Next Wave Of Personal Publishing

Although images are ubiquitous on the internet, up until now they’ve only been able to statically support what is probably the internet’s most important asset: the link. At NEXT Berlin 2012, Ulla-Maaria Engeström presented a technology having the potential to change that: Thinglink.
How Men And Robots Will Cooperate

Even though it is impossible to imagine industrial production without robots, the interaction of humans and factory robots has been quite difficult - at least up until now. At NEXT Berlin 2012 Elias Knubben und Alexander Hildebrandt presented the latest developments in robotics.
Will Sansom – People Power: From Social Marketing to Social Business

Social Media has been used as a marketing tool for quite a while now, but maybe not the right way. At NEXT Berlin 2012 Will Sansom explained that many brands use social media like a broadcasting channel - which obviously does not exploit their full potential.
NEXT Week: Apple announces…?

By Adam Tinworth

The great Apple engine of consumer technology is grinding its way towards TV. Will this be the week it changes everything?
Soundcloud – Share Your Sound

David Noël explains what Soundcloud's mission is: to “unmute the web”.
Jeremy Abbett – Creation, Makers and Co.

At NEXT Berlin 2012, Jeremy Abbett introduced the maker movement and his view on where our society should be heading for. Makers are a subculture that developed out of the Do-it-yourself culture and refers to creating anything from electronics or robotics to 3D prints yourself.
David Weinberger among 15 Top Digital Media Influencers

By Marina Lenz

The EContent Magazine published a list of the 15 Top Digital Media Influencers. NEXT Berlin 2012 speaker David Weinberger made it to the 11th place - with good reason, we think.
Aram Bartholl – Uncloud your files in cement!

Aram Bartholl, a Berlin based artist, mixes up realities: online and offline, public and private. The central theme of his work is the question of how digital data or products could be transferred to the physical world.
Russell Davies – There’s A Walrus In My Fridge And It Won’t Shut Up

In his keynote speech at NEXT Berlin 2012, Russell Davies humorously and cleverly illustrates his idea of what will be next: the network of things. Davies’ post-digital world is a “making world” in which people use networked things to produce analog objects - personalised and on demand
Schiller: Chances and challenges for artists in a post-digital world

By Ina Feistritzer

Inspired by electronic classics like Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk, Schiller alias Christopher von Deylen creates visionary sounds in a genre of its own kind. For NEXT Berlin, Schiller will pause his creative studio work. In his keynote on the first conference day, he will talk about the chances and challenges for artists in a post-digital world.
Social Change Through Social Media

Amanda Rose, Twestival
First NEXT11 Videos Are Online

By Anja Waltemate

You missed engaging NEXT11 talks? You’d like to check out your favourite keynotes again? You’d like to learn…
Data Without Limits

Werner Vogels, Amazon
Welcome
Data Love

Matthias Schrader, SinnerSchrader
The Future of Social Experiences

Ralf Herbrich, Bing
Brilliant, Crazy, Cocky: How the Top 1% of Entrepreneurs Profit from Global Chaos

Sarah Lacy, TechCrunch
The 4-Hour Body

Tim Ferriss
Behaviour Change in networked Organisations

Lee Bryant, Headshift
Building Relationships one Tweet at a Time

Annalisa Bluhm, General Motors
Culture Changers: Great Conductors’ Art of Rehearsing

Itay Talgam, Maestro Program
Future of Copying and Freedom of Expression

Peter Sunde, Flattr
How to be a Game Changer

Karlheinz Brandenburg, Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology

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