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  • What’s NEXT? Cool ideas and stark warnings from the internet

    By Adam Tinworth

    Five interesting and challenging reads from around the internet - working and designing on mobile, and why our brains are our enemies, sometimes…

  • Here be Dragons – Here be Programme

    By Juliane Hennig

    Get ready for crossing borders and start exploring new territories. There might be dragons but we provide you with all you need to be prepared. Take the opportunity to listen to great speakers, meet thought leaders, entrepreneurs and experts from various fields in the Digital Economy.

  • The joy of the physical in a virtual world

    By Adam Tinworth

    It's easy to think in terms of physical goods like CDs and books being supplanted by their virtual successors.

  • Outstanding scientific minds to join NEXT13

    By Ina Feistritzer

    Which trends and topics will impact our economy in the forthcoming 12-36 months the most? At NEXT Berlin on April 23 & 24 more than 100 international speakers with excellent industry reputations will show you what might accelerate or disrupt your business.

  • What’s next? The NEXT13 Dome Stage sessions!

    By Xenia Stubbe

    What does the future of human-machine interfaces look like? Is the Maker Movement a business-relevant trend with high impact on the digital industry? The 'Here be Dragons’ sessions will shed light on future trends like the Post-PC era, the Maker Movement, 3D manufacturing and many more!

  • Promising Start-up ideas need your vote!

    By Xenia Stubbe

    NEXT Berlin and Telekom’s incubator hub:raum are looking for the most promising seed start-ups founded within the last year. The applications process is already running - the community voting starts now!

  • Bruce Sterling, Anab Jain and Uli Hegge to join NEXT13

    By Juliane Hennig

    Further digital experts to speak at the trendsetting conference.

  • We proudly present: Our media partners for NEXT13

    By Xenia Stubbe

    We are excited to announce our media partners for NEXT13! Twelve popular magazines, journals and blogs teamed up to support our conference in April.

  • Start-up Pitch: Application starts now!

    By Xenia Stubbe

    Telekom’s incubator hub:raum and NEXT Berlin are looking for the best Start-ups in Europe! From now on Start-ups have the opportunity to apply for a slot in the NEXT13 Start-up Pitch live at the conference. Become a part of it and receive a lot of international attention for your innovative business idea!

  • Start-up Pitch 2013. Application about to open.

    By Juliane Hennig

    After the great success of last years' NEXT Start-up Pitches, we're again looking for the hottest start-up of 2013. The application phase will start next week. Stay tuned!

  • Digital people to watch in 2013!

    By Juliane Hennig

    NEXT Berlin is looking for the NEXT 100, the one hundred most influential people in Europe’s digital industry. Nominate your favorite digital agenda-setters and vote for them. And meet the jury members, who will have the final say on the NEXT 100.

  • NEXT 100 – Nominate and vote for your top digital trendsetters!

    By Marina Lenz

    Who's leading the way in 2013? Who are top influencers of the European digital industry? Nominate your favorite innovators and vote for them!

  • Harper Reed, Neelie Kroes and Bryce Roberts to speak at NEXT13

    By Marina Lenz

    Today we'd like to reveal the first top speakers to be at NEXT13: Harper Reed, Neelie Kroes and Bryce Roberts!

  • Ignite Talks at NEXT Service Design

    By Marina Lenz

    We wanted the NEXT Service Design not to end with everybody going home after the last keynote. Instead,…

  • A Message from your Mobile

    At NEXT Service Design, Matt Edgar talked about the evolution of smartphones, our very special relationship to them and told their story: the early years from conception to infancy.

  • How do you build your team?

    In the seventh Ignite Talk, Thomas Schönweitz talked about team building and addressed a problem many companies have: You invest lots of money, time and ressources in finding and educating your stuff, but after a short time, they’ll leave the company - and together with them their particular knowledge.

  • Gaps

    At NEXT Service Design Conor Delahunty talked about the gaps - the little imperfections of a products or service that give people the space to use their own creativity.

  • A Thousand Small Gestures

    NEXT Service Design was all about products and services – not so much about brands. Felix Stöckle spotlighted them again: “Only if services positively impact on the brand experience and drive brand perception, service design is worth it.”

  • Creativity Jam Hamburg

    ‘48 hours to save the world’ was the slogan of the Creativity Jam Hamburg. Jens Otto Lange invited the NEXT Service Design audience to this event.

  • Design Meets Technology

    The mass customisation company Stickvogel was introduced by its CEO Philip Siefer in the third talk. He explained that the idea behind it is to combine design and technology in a way that suits both B2B costumers and the consumers.

  • Neuro Service Design

    In Ignite Talk 2, Christian Jourdant presented a neuro marketing project he did for Otto. The method can be very helpful for service design projects as it helps researching the motives, emotions and interests of consumers.

  • It’s obvious

    Freelance User Experience Designer Rainer Sax focussed on obvious solutions: They are optimal - simple and clever, but very hard to achieve.

  • Cloning the God Lobster: Weavrs, a Post-User Service

    David Bausola has a nice punch line that says ‘I work for the majority of the Internet, which is non-human’. In 2012, all kinds of bots and agents produced more traffic than human beings.

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