#Virtual Keynote Presentations

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Inspiring Virtual Keynote Presentations

Engage your audience with interesting virtual keynote presentations. Discover speakers who can deliver impactful messages and drive motivation over the world. For more information visit our website: https://speakersyouneed.com/

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Why Choose SKT Coach - Free Speaker WordPress Theme for Your Public Speaking Website?

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Farewell (for the moment)

HEY SEATTLE! I'm appearing at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival TOMORROW (May 31) with the folks from NPR's On The Media!

I'm about to take a two-ish week sabbatical so I can (once again!) rewrite the Trump chapter of my Enshittification book (October 2025), and so that I can get my (thankfully very treatable) cancer irradiated:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/11/05/carcinoma-angels/#squeaky-nail

While I'm away, here are some things I'd like to call your attention to. First, some good news: the Washington Post Tech Guild just won a historic union vote with a giant majority, despite the vicious union-hating owner of the Post, a Mr Jeffrey Preston Bezos:

https://newsguild.org/washington-post-tech-guild-overwhelmingly-votes-to-certify-union-in-historic-election/

Even more good news: the GOP have ratfucked themselves, doing the work that our Democratic Party leaders can't or won't do. In overruling the parliamentarian in a bid to arrogate to themselves the power to kill California emission standards, Republican Senators have opened the door for Democrats to seize 10 hours of debate time for every single change Trump makes to federal regulations. These debates take precedence over all Senate business. They can even go back in time and demand 10 hours of floor debate on every agency action for the past 60 days. Basically, that means that Senate Dems can tie up the Senate until the 2026 mid-terms and beyond:

https://prospect.org/politics/2025-05-28-senate-democrats-stop-big-beautiful-bill/

Will they? I mean, it's the kind of tactic Mitch McConnell would have leapt at without even bothering to fully raise the lid of his sarcophagus. Chuck Schmuer? I dunno. Maybe if we gave him a ping-pong paddle with some stylish sans serif text invoking each debate?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KADW3ZRZLVI

That's some good news I'm going to take with me into my coming break. I've really cleared my calendar for this time off, finishing up my CBC podcast "Understood: Who Broke the Internet?" just in the nick of time:

https://pluralistic.net/2025/05/26/babyish-radical-extremists/#cancon

The series prompted Harrison Mooney to do a long, fantastic interview with me for The Tyee, which sets out the series' thesis and call to action very well:

https://thetyee.ca/Culture/2025/05/27/Musk-Zuck-Use-Our-Love-Hostage/

If you're as pissed off about enshittification as I am and you happen to live in NYC, there's a support group for you! This week, I heard from a reader who's organized a monthly open mic "Evening on Enshittification," where attendees present and learn about different kinds of enshittification, from AI to dating and beyond:

https://partiful.com/e/Li1DGg7x5ohmCOf2hAkj

And if you're on the other coast, you can catch me TOMORROW in Seattle at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival, where I'll be onstage with the folks from NPR's On The Media:

https://www.cascadepbs.org/festival/speaker/cory-doctorow

If a couple weeks without me is too much, please consider dialing into my virtual keynote for Fediforum on June 5:

https://fediforum.org/2025-06/

And of course, when I get back, I'm going to be finishing off my tour for Picks and Shovels with gigs in Portland, London, and Manchester:

http://martinhench.com

I've got a packed schedule in Portland: first, I'm doing a keynote at the Teardown conference on Friday, June 20:

https://www.crowdsupply.com/teardown/portland-2025

Followed by a bookstore event with bunnie Huang at the Lloyd Center Barnes and Noble:

https://stores.barnesandnoble.com/event/9780062183697-0

And a library gig on June 20 in Tualatin:

https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/library/author-talk-cory-doctorow

Londoners, you can catch me at the How To Academy on July 1, where I'll be doing a Canada Day book event with the amazing Riley Quinn, showrunner for Trashfuture:

https://howtoacademy.com/events/cory-doctorow-the-fight-against-the-big-tech-oligarchy/

And then I'm doing a bookstore event in Manchester at Blackwells on July 2:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-evening-with-cory-doctorow-tickets-1308451968059

Followed by a July 4 keynote for the Co-operatives UK Congress in Manchester:

https://www.uk.coop/events-and-training/events-calendar/co-op-congress-2025-book-your-place

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2025/05/30/gone-fission/#seattle-portland-london-manchester

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Registration remains open for the 17th Annual Lawrence J. Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age coming up in just a few weeks. We look forward to seeing you there! (Note that there is a virtual option so you can attend even if you can't make it to Philadelphia)

Circulations

November 21-23, 2024

Before the age of print, manuscript books and documents were the lifeblood of premodern intellectual, religious, literary, and civil life. They circulated knowledge, ideas, beliefs, and values throughout the highly connected yet distinct book cultures of the premodern world. Today, even though performing a different role as artifacts of these times, the surviving witnesses of premodern manuscript cultures continue to move and nourish new lines of cultural, scientific, and scholarly inquiry. This year's topic takes the notion of circulation as a starting point to consider not only how manuscripts produced in various scribal cultures circulated information throughout the premodern world but also what the mechanisms were, and are, that have generated, shifted, and complicated the movement and circulation of the books themselves from the time of production to the present day. The symposium is organized in partnership with the Rare Book Department of the Free Library of Philadelphia.

This event will also mark the full implementation of the new Digital Scriptorium Catalog, developed by the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies in partnership with Digital Scriptorium. Saturday's lineup will feature a presentation on the DS Catalog and its contributions to Wikidata as well as presentations on the innovative work of Syriaca.org's Syriac Manuscripts in the British Library project and the latest updates on the exciting work and discovery of the Peripheral Manuscripts Project.

The program will begin Thursday, November 21, at 5:15 pm, with the keynote address delivered by Lisa Fagin Davis, Executive Director of the Medieval Academy of America, followed by a reception. Due to upcoming closures related to renovations at the Free Library of Philadelphia, the entire symposium will take place at Penn Libraries’ Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.

The symposium will be held in person with an option to join virtually. All are welcome! Registration, full program details, and abstracts are available here:

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Feel free to share this announcement widely across your networks.

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I'm keynoting this conference next week. I am learning so much in the process of researching this presentation and I'm super-excited about this topic.

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ICARC 2024 - Unveiling the Future of Computing

In February, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka hosted the 04th International Conference on Advanced Research in Computing (ICARC) 2024, centered around the theme "Smart and Innovative Trends in Next Generation Computing Technologies." Let's take a journey back to this captivating event where innovation and expertise converged to shape the future of computing.

The conference illuminated the transformative power of next-generation computing technologies, from Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Edge Computing, Quantum Computing, Internet of Things (IoT), and Immersive Technologies. These trends promise unparalleled opportunities for efficiency, productivity, and creativity while posing challenges that demand careful consideration of privacy, security, and ethical implications.

ICARC 2024 was a vibrant hub of intellectual discourse and collaboration, featuring keynote speeches from distinguished scholars and industry experts. Attendees had the opportunity to delve into a diverse array of computing disciplines through oral presentations, workshops, and tutorials. With IEEE Technical Co-sponsorship for the third consecutive year, ICARC 2024 showcased cutting-edge research and innovation at its finest.

The conference offered a hybrid experience, allowing participants to engage both in person and virtually, ensuring accessibility to a global audience. From theoretical breakthroughs to experimental discoveries, ICARC 2024 provided a platform for researchers to showcase their high-caliber work and contribute to the advancement of computing technologies.

Reflecting on ICARC 2024, it was more than just a conference; it was an immersive experience that ignited passion, fostered collaboration, and propelled the field of computing forward. As we look ahead, the insights gained and connections forged at ICARC 2024 will continue to shape the future of computing and inspire innovation for years to come.

Stay tuned for updates on future conferences and events at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, where excellence in research and education converge to drive meaningful change in the world of computing.

🔗 Explore more at : https://www.sab.ac.lk

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Disruptive Innovation Keynote Speaker Jeremy Gutsche on Trends & Change

" Top Innovation Keynote Speaker Jeremy Gutsche's speech on trends, change, creativity and disruptive innovation. In this disruptive innovation keynote speech, Jeremy (...) walks though how disruptive innovation happens, how to create a culture of innovation & change and the Trend Hunter's top 18 futurist mega trends impacting our world. "Disrupt or be Disrupted" is his latest and best speech on disruptive innovation and creativity and was presented at Trend Hunter's epic Future Festival Trends Innovation Conference (where it was titled "How to Spark a Revolution")

As a New York Times Bestseller, CEO of Trend Hunter and one of the top innovation keynote speakers, Jeremy has helped 500 brands, billionaires to implement disruptive innovation strategies in order to avoid being disrupted themselves. The Disruptive Innovation Keynote Speech is structured in five parts, based off several of Jeremy's latest keynote speaker topics:

i. INTRO - MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH ON INNOVATION - Ignite your enthusiasm for change with Jeremy's high energy keynote speaker style as he introduces the reason for studying disruptive innovation and trends.

ii. KEYNOTE SPEECH ON CHANGE & DISRUPTION - Learn why disruptive innovation happens, and the need for companies to adapt their business models sooner in Jeremy's thesis. This part of his innovation speech is based on research from his New York Times Bestseller "BETTER and FASTER" which is currently the top innovation keynote video on youtube with 6,000,000 views.

iii. KEYNOTE SPEECH ON PURPOSE - Learn how to create a culture of innovation with a 3-part culture framework from Jeremy's innovation speech on culture. This part is a bit more tactical, but to disrupt, innovate or make change happen, you need a culture of innovation and change.

iv. KEYNOTE SPEECH ON TRENDS & TREND-BASED INNOVATION - Modeled off Trend Hunter's big data from 130,000,000 people, this part of the disruptive innovation keynote speech gets deeper into the futurist mega trends that are shaping our world, and how your business can adapt to leverage trends. Disruptive innovation starts with creative ideas that are linked to the trends that are changing business.

v. KEYNOTE SPEECH ABOUT INNOVATION AND ACTION - Finally, Jeremy wraps up with a couple examples from his strategy keynote about action and how innovation often stems from little ideas that you can make big. People think about disruption as something linked to big Eureka moments, but actually disruptive innovation is more frequently linked to little iterations, change, and adaptation that can be more broadly implemented into a company's business strategy and organizational culture.

"Disrupt or be Disrupted" is a TED Talks style speech on innovation is designed to inspire you, and if you want more, but if you want more, come to Future Festival where you can spend more time exploring the top 18 Disruption Megatrends AND take part in Trend Hunter's innovation workshops to identify disruptive innovation opportunities for your own brand. "

Source: Trend Hunter - 2017

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Event Content Summarization

Every event — whether it's a webinar, conference, panel discussion, product launch, or trade show — generates a massive amount of valuable content. From keynote speeches and workshops to Q&A sessions and breakout rooms, important ideas are shared constantly. But how much of that content is captured, summarized, and reused?

That’s where Event Content Summarization comes into play.

With the help of AI and automation, organizations can now capture, condense, and repurpose event content in real time or post-event — transforming it into usable formats like blogs, reports, highlights, social posts, and knowledge libraries.

In this blog, we’ll break down what event content summarization is, why it matters, how it works, and how it’s changing the future of content and engagement.

What Is Event Content Summarization?

Event Content Summarization is the process of converting lengthy, unstructured content from live or recorded events into concise, structured summaries. It involves identifying key points, topics, themes, speaker insights, and audience interactions, then presenting them in an easy-to-consume format.

This can include:

Key takeaways from a keynote speech

Bullet-point summaries of panel discussions

Highlighted quotes from speakers

Action items or decisions made in sessions

Audience questions and poll results

The summarization can be done:

Live (in real-time) using AI-driven transcription and NLP tools

Post-event by analyzing recordings and session data

How Does AI-Powered Content Summarization Work?

Content Ingestion The system captures audio, video, or text from live sessions, webinars, or virtual meetings.

Speech-to-Text Transcription AI converts spoken words into accurate, searchable text using advanced speech recognition.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) NLP algorithms analyze the transcript to detect topics, keywords, sentiment, and speaker roles.

Summary Generation Key insights are extracted and transformed into structured formats — summaries, highlights, or even blog-ready drafts.

Content Categorization Summaries are tagged and categorized for future search, reuse, and content marketing.

Benefits of Event Content Summarization

✅ 1. Unlock Post-Event Value

Summarized content extends the lifespan of your event. You can publish takeaways, blogs, guides, and infographics long after the event ends.

✅ 2. Improve Accessibility

Give attendees (or no-shows) quick summaries of sessions they missed. Great for audiences who prefer reading over watching.

✅ 3. Boost Engagement

Send personalized summaries to attendees with content tailored to their session participation or interests.

✅ 4. Supercharge Content Marketing

Turn raw session data into thought leadership, SEO blogs, whitepapers, social media posts, and more.

✅ 5. Save Time

Avoid the hours spent manually reviewing recordings or writing event reports — let AI generate the first draft.

Best Practices for Event Content Summarization

Use a dedicated summarization tool or plugin in your event platform

Structure your sessions clearly (intro, body, Q&A) for cleaner outputs

Tag sessions with topics or themes before the event

Have moderators call out key points to help AI identify highlights

Review and lightly edit summaries for polish before publishing

📌 Final Thoughts

Event content is one of the most underutilized marketing and knowledge assets today. With Event Content Summarization, you can unlock that hidden value — turning hours of presentations into actionable insights, content assets, and strategic takeaways.

Whether you're a marketer, organizer, or educator, summarization tools help you:

Extend the reach of your content

Improve accessibility for global or busy audiences

Build authority by repurposing your sessions into blogs, podcasts, or reports

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Who Are the Best Futurists? Visionaries Defining What’s Next

Generative AI Experts Leading the Future of Innovation

AI Mentorship How it is redefining career path development

AI mentorship is changing the way professionals develop through the delivery of scalable, bias-free mentorship. In comparison to systems (the traditional programs), AI-driven mentorship helps to connect budding talent with virtual experts on an equal basis, which in turn creates inclusive cultures. Such innovation liberates people and transforms the culture of organizations, allowing everybody to achieve career growth more easily and effectively.

What is AI and artificial emotional intelligence?

It encompasses narrow AI, that is programmed to handle a particular line of work, and general AI that can be transferred between different scenarios. Artificial emotional intelligence is an emerging technology, whereas it includes making machines perceive and react to human emotions.

Ian Khan: The Father of Technology Futurism Leading the Change of Business

Ian Khan — world famous technology futurist in his talks examines the ways in which industries are changing through past, present and emerging technologies. His observations are based on the current situation of the way businesses embrace innovation and the way it would develop.

Smart Farming: Wise advice of the great future thinkers and futurist writers

New technology gadgets, such as AI-powered harvesting and carbon monitoring, are changing agriculture. In the opinion of the best futurists and futurist authors, the best method that we can employ in order to have efficient food systems that are sustainable is smart farming. The method enhances production, cuts back on resources, and contributes towards healthier global results throughout the whole cycle of the crop life.

Keynote Speech Checklist Checklist on the Way to Be a Professional Speaker

The keynote speakers for conferences do not procrastinate, they take action. As a check list, the following outline the areas that you should be keen to upgrade on, take swift action and quit the postponement of important decisions that would make you pick the best points of your profession.

Leading Metaverse Authors You Should Be Reading

The idea of the metaverse, the virtual reality world where people could interact, communicate, and socialise, has become incredibly popular within the last few years. Most Metaverse authors thus have answered by exploring its potentials and consequences in their thought-provoking writings. These are some of the most popular books which will plunge into the exciting world of the metaverse.

Stirring Voices: The Best Keynote Speakers Who are Changing Things

Life-changing, moving and inspiring. That is how the best keynote speakers are altering the world with their stories and messages. These are tremendous find keynote speakers who inspire and provoke actions by using authenticity. Whether they are industry experts or motivational speakers, every good keynote speaker is characterized by passion, purpose, and presence, which are indeed what the best keynote speaker can offer.

Ian Khan: One of the Top Futurists and AI Visionaries Empowering Business in the Age of AI

Ian Khan, a worldwide acclaimed futurist seen on CNN and BBC, is a well-known voice among machine learning experts and AI experts. One of the leading artificial intelligence experts, Khan is the coming “Quick Guide to Prompt Engineering” — a real-world guide to utilizing good Keynote speaker platforms such as ChatGPT to ensure business success.

Augmented Reality Experts Shaping Future Innovation

Augmented reality expert professionals such as Tim Cook emphasize AR’s revolutionary impact on technology. Top AR expert are defining next-generation innovation by merging immersive experiences across sectors, ranging from education to healthcare and retail.

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Sphinxmumps Linkdump

On THURSDAY (June 20) I'm live onstage in LOS ANGELES for a recording of the GO FACT YOURSELF podcast. On FRIDAY (June 21) I'm doing an ONLINE READING for the LOCUS AWARDS at 16hPT. On SATURDAY (June 22) I'll be in OAKLAND, CA for a panel and a keynote at the LOCUS AWARDS.

Welcome to my 20th Linkdump, in which I declare link bankruptcy and discharge my link-debts by telling you about all the open tabs I didn't get a chance to cover in this week's newsletters. Here's the previous 19 installments:

https://pluralistic.net/tag/linkdump/

Starting off this week with a gorgeous book that is also one of my favorite books: Beehive's special slipcased edition of Dante's Inferno, as translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, with new illustrations by UK linocut artist Sophy Hollington:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/beehivebooks/the-inferno

I've loved Inferno since middle-school, when I read the John Ciardi translation, principally because I'd just read Niven and Pournelle's weird (and politically odious) (but cracking) sf novel of the same name:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(Niven_and_Pournelle_novel)

But also because Ciardi wrote "About Crows," one of my all-time favorite bits of doggerel, a poem that pierced my soul when I was 12 and continues to do so now that I'm 52, for completely opposite reasons (now there's a poem with staying power!):

https://spirituallythinking.blogspot.com/2011/10/about-crows-by-john-ciardi.html

Beehive has a well-deserved rep for making absolutely beautiful new editions of great public domain books, each with new illustrations and intros, all in matching livery to make a bookshelf look classy af. I have several of them and I've just ordered my copy of Inferno. How could I not? So looking forward to this, along with its intro by Ukrainian poet Ilya Kaminsky and essay by Dante scholar Kristina Olson.

The Beehive editions show us how a rich public domain can be the soil from which new and inspiring creative works sprout. Any honest assessment of a creator's work must include the fact that creativity is a collective act, both inspired by and inspiring to other creators, past, present and future.

One of the distressing aspects of the debate over the exploitative grift of AI is that it's provoked a wave of copyright maximalism among otherwise thoughtful artists, despite the fact that a new copyright that lets you control model training will do nothing to prevent your boss from forcing you to sign over that right in your contracts, training an AI on your work, and then using the model as a pretext to erode your wages or fire your ass:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/13/spooky-action-at-a-close-up/#invisible-hand

Same goes for some privacy advocates, whose imaginations were cramped by the fact that the only regulation we enforce on the internet is copyright, causing them to forget that privacy rights can exist separate from the nonsensical prospect of "owning" facts about your life:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/21/the-internets-original-sin/

We should address AI's labor questions with labor rights, and we should address AI's privacy questions with privacy rights. You can tell that these are the approaches that would actually work for the public because our bosses hate these approaches and instead insist that the answer is just giving us more virtual property that we can sell to them, because they know they'll have a buyer's market that will let them scoop up all these rights at bargain prices and use the resulting hoards to torment, immiserate and pauperize us.

Take Clearview AI, a facial recognition tool created by eugenicists and white nationalists in order to help giant corporations and militarized, unaccountable cops hunt us by our faces:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/09/20/steal-your-face/#hoan-ton-that

Clearview scraped billions of images of our faces and shoveled them into their model. This led to a class action suit in Illinois, which boasts America's best biometric privacy law, under which Clearview owes tens of billions of dollars in statutory damages. Now, Clearview has offered a settlement that illustrates neatly the problem with making privacy into property that you can sell instead of a right that can't be violated: they're going to offer Illinoisians a small share of the company's stock:

https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/14/clearview_ai_reaches_creative_settlement/

To call this perverse is to go a grave injustice to good, hardworking perverts. The sums involved will be infinitesimal, and the only way to make those sums really count is for everyone in Illinois to root for Clearview to commit more grotesque privacy invasions of the rest of us to make its creepy, terrible product more valuable.

Worse still: by crafting a bespoke, one-off, forgiveness-oriented regulation specifically for Clearview, we ensure that it will continue, but that it will also never be disciplined by competitors. That is, rather than banning this kind of facial recognition tech, we grant them a monopoly over it, allowing them to charge all the traffic will bear.

We're in an extraordinary moment for both labor and privacy rights. Two of Biden's most powerful agency heads, Lina Khan and Rohit Chopra have made unprecedented use of their powers to create new national privacy regulations:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/16/the-second-best-time-is-now/#the-point-of-a-system-is-what-it-does

In so doing, they're bypassing Congressional deadlock. Congress has not passed a new consumer privacy law since 1988, when they banned video-store clerks from leaking your VHS rental history to newspaper reporters:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Privacy_Protection_Act

Congress hasn't given us a single law protecting American consumers from the digital era's all-out assault on our privacy. But between the agencies, state legislatures, and a growing coalition of groups demanding action on privacy, a new federal privacy law seems all but assured:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/12/06/privacy-first/#but-not-just-privacy

When that happens, we're going to have to decide what to do about products created through mass-scale privacy violations, like Clearview AI – but also all of OpenAI's products, Google's AI, Facebook's AI, Microsoft's AI, and so on. Do we offer them a deal like the one Clearview's angling for in Illinois, fining them an affordable sum and grandfathering in the products they built by violating our rights?

Doing so would give these companies a permanent advantage, and the ongoing use of their products would continue to violate billions of peoples' privacy, billions of times per day. It would ensure that there was no market for privacy-preserving competitors thus enshrining privacy invasion as a permanent aspect of our technology and lives.

There's an alternative: "model disgorgement." "Disgorgement" is the legal term for forcing someone to cough up something they've stolen (for example, forcing an embezzler to give back the money). "Model disgorgement" can be a legal requirement to destroy models created illegally:

https://iapp.org/news/a/explaining-model-disgorgement

It's grounded in the idea that there's no known way to unscramble the AI eggs: once you train a model on data that shouldn't be in it, you can't untrain the model to get the private data out of it again. Model disgorgement doesn't insist that offending models be destroyed, but it shifts the burden of figuring out how to unscramble the AI omelet to the AI companies. If they can't figure out how to get the ill-gotten data out of the model, then they have to start over.

This framework aligns everyone's incentives. Unlike the Clearview approach – move fast, break things, attain an unassailable, permanent monopoly thanks to a grandfather exception – model disgorgement makes AI companies act with extreme care, because getting it wrong means going back to square one.

This is the kind of hard-nosed, public-interest-oriented rulemaking we're seeing from Biden's best anti-corporate enforcers. After decades kid-glove treatment that allowed companies like Microsoft, Equifax, Wells Fargo and Exxon commit ghastly crimes and then crime again another day, Biden's corporate cops are no longer treating the survival of massive, structurally important corporate criminals as a necessity.

It's been so long since anyone in the US government treated the corporate death penalty as a serious proposition that it can be hard to believe it's even happening, but boy is it happening. The DOJ Antitrust Division is seeking to break up Google, the largest tech company in the history of the world, and they are tipped to win:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/24/naming-names/#prabhakar-raghavan

And that's one of the major suits against Google that Big G is losing. Another suit, jointly brought by the feds and dozens of state AGs, is just about to start, despite Google's failed attempt to get the suit dismissed:

https://www.reuters.com/technology/google-loses-bid-end-us-antitrust-case-over-digital-advertising-2024-06-14/

I'm a huge fan of the Biden antitrust enforcers, but that doesn't make me a huge fan of Biden. Even before Biden's disgraceful collaboration in genocide, I had plenty of reasons – old and new – to distrust him and deplore his politics. I'm not the only leftist who's struggling with the dilemma posed by the worst part of Biden's record in light of the coming election.

You've doubtless read the arguments (or rather, "arguments," since they all generate a lot more heat than light and I doubt whether any of them will convince anyone). But this week, Anand Giridharadas republished his 2020 interview with Noam Chomsky about Biden and electoral politics, and I haven't been able to get it out of my mind:

https://the.ink/p/free-noam-chomsky-life-voting-biden-the-left

Chomsky contrasts the left position on politics with the liberal position. For leftists, Chomsky says, "real politics" are a matter of "constant activism." It's not a "laser-like focus on the quadrennial extravaganza" of national elections, after which you "go home and let your superiors take over."

For leftists, politics means working all the time, "and every once in a while there's an event called an election." This should command "10 or 15 minutes" of your attention before you get back to the real work.

This makes the voting decision more obvious and less fraught for Chomsky. There's "never been a greater difference" between the candidates, so leftists should go take 15 minutes, "push the lever, and go back to work."

Chomsky attributed the good parts of Biden's 2020 platform to being "hammered on by activists coming out of the Sanders movement and other." That's the real work, that hammering. That's "real politics."

For Chomsky, voting for Biden isn't support for Biden. It's "support for the activists who have been at work constantly, creating the background within the party in which the shifts took place, and who have followed Sanders in actually entering the campaign and influencing it. Support for them. Support for real politics."

Chomsky tells us that the self-described "masters of the universe" understand that something has changed: "the peasants are coming with their pitchforks." They have all kinds of euphemisms for this ("reputational risks") but the core here is a winner-take-all battle for the future of the planet and the species. That's why the even the "sensible" ultra-rich threw in for Trump in 2016 and 2020, and why they're backing him even harder in 2024:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckvvlv3lewxo

Chomsky tells us not to bother trying to figure out Biden's personality. Instead, we should focus on "how things get done." Biden won't do what's necessary to end genocide and preserve our habitable planet out of conviction, but he may do so out of necessity. Indeed, it doesn't matter how he feels about anything – what matters is what we can make him do.

Chomksy himself is in his 90s and his health is reportedly in terminal decline, so this is probably the only word we'll get from him on this issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/chomsky/comments/1aj56hj/updates_on_noams_health_from_his_longtime_mit/

The link between concentrated wealth, concentrated power, and the existential risks to our species and civilization is obvious – to me, at least. Any time a tiny minority holds unaccountable power, they will end up using it to harm everyone except themselves. I'm not the first one to take note of this – it used to be a commonplace in American politics.

Back in 1936, FDR gave a speech at the DNC, accepting their nomination for president. Unlike FDR's election night speech ("I welcome their hatred"), this speech has been largely forgotten, but it's a banger:

https://teachingamericanhistory.org/document/acceptance-speech-at-the-democratic-national-convention-1936/

In that speech, Roosevelt brought a new term into our political parlance: "economic royalists." He described the American plutocracy as the spiritual descendants of the hereditary nobility that Americans had overthrown in 1776. The English aristocracy "governed without the consent of the governed" and “put the average man’s property and the average man’s life in pawn to the mercenaries of dynastic power":

Roosevelt said that these new royalists conquered the nation's economy and then set out to seize its politics, backing candidates that would create "a new despotism wrapped in the robes of legal sanction…an industrial dictatorship."

As David Dayen writes in The American Prospect, this has strong parallels to today's world, where "Silicon Valley, Big Oil, and Wall Street come together to back a transactional presidential candidate who promises them specific favors, after reducing their corporate taxes by 40 percent the last time he was president":

https://prospect.org/politics/2024-06-14-speech-fdr-would-give/

Roosevelt, of course, went on to win by a landslide, wiping out the Republicans despite the endless financial support of the ruling class.

The thing is, FDR's policies didn't originate with him. He came from the uppermost of the American upper crust, after all, and famously refused to define the "New Deal" even as he campaigned on it. The "New Deal" became whatever activists in the Democratic Party's left could force him to do, and while it was bold and transformative, it wasn't nearly enough.

The compromise FDR brokered within the Democratic Party froze out Black Americans to a terrible degree. Writing for the Institute for Local Self Reliance, Ron Knox and Susan Holmberg reveal the long shadow cast by that unforgivable compromise:

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/045dcde7333243df9b7f4ed8147979cd

They describe how redlining – the formalization of anti-Black racism in New Deal housing policy – led to the ruin of Toledo's once-thriving Dorr Street neighborhood, a "Black Wall Street" where a Black middle class lived and thrived. New Deal policies starved the neighborhood of funds, then ripped it in two with a freeway, sacrificing it and the people who lived in it.

But the story of Dorr Street isn't over. As Knox and Holmberg write, the people of Dorr Street never gave up on their community, and today, there's an awful lot of Chomsky's "constant activism" that is painstakingly bringing the community back, inch by aching inch. The community is locked in a guerrilla war against the same forces that the Biden antitrust enforcers are fighting on the open field of battle. The work that activists do to drag Democratic Party policies to the left is critical to making reparations for the sins of the New Deal – and for realizing its promise for everybody.

In my lifetime, there's never been a Democratic Party that represented my values. The first Democratic President of my life, Carter, kicked off Reaganomics by beginning the dismantling of America's antitrust enforcement, in the mistaken belief that acting like a Republican would get Democrats to vote for him again. He failed and delivered Reagan, whose Reaganomics were the official policy of every Democrat since, from Clinton ("end welfare as we know it") to Obama ("foam the runways for the banks").

In other words, I don't give a damn about Biden, but I am entirely consumed with what we can force his administration to do, and there are lots of areas where I like our chances.

For example: getting Biden's IRS to go after the super-rich, ending the impunity for elite tax evasion that Spencer Woodman pitilessly dissects in this week's superb investigation for the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists:

https://www.icij.org/inside-icij/2024/06/how-the-irs-went-soft-on-billionaires-and-corporate-tax-cheats/

Ending elite tax cheating will make them poorer, and that will make them weaker, because their power comes from money alone (they don't wield power because their want to make us all better off!).

Or getting Biden's enforcers to continue their fight against the monopolists who've spiked the prices of our groceries even as they transformed shopping into a panopticon, so that their business is increasingly about selling our data to other giant corporations, with selling food to us as an afterthought:

https://prospect.org/economy/2024-06-12-war-in-the-aisles/

For forty years, since the Carter administration, we've been told that our only power comes from our role as "consumers." That's a word that always conjures up one of my favorite William Gibson quotes, from 2003's Idoru:

Something the size of a baby hippo, the color of a week-old boiled potato, that lives by itself, in the dark, in a double-wide on the outskirts of Topeka. It's covered with eyes and it sweats constantly. The sweat runs into those eyes and makes them sting. It has no mouth, no genitals, and can only express its mute extremes of murderous rage and infantile desire by changing the channels on a universal remote. Or by voting in presidential elections.

The normie, corporate wing of the Democratic Party sees us that way. They decry any action against concentrated corporate power as "anti-consumer" and insist that using the law to fight against corporate power is a waste of our time:

https://www.thesling.org/sorry-matt-yglesias-hipster-antitrust-does-not-mean-the-abandonment-of-consumers-but-it-does-mean-new-ways-to-protect-workers-2/

But after giving it some careful thought, I'm with Chomsky on this, not Yglesias. The election is something we have to pay some attention to as activists, but only "10 or 15 minutes." Yeah, "push the lever," but then "go back to work." I don't care what Biden wants to do. I care what we can make him do.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/06/15/disarrangement/#credo-in-un-dio-crudel

Image: Jim's Photo World (modified) https://www.flickr.com/photos/jimsphotoworld/5360343644/

CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

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10 Things to Know Before You Book Best Keynote Speakers for Your Event

When planning a conference, seminar, or corporate gathering, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the best keynote speakers. A powerful speaker can set the tone, inspire your audience, and reinforce your event’s message. But before you book, there are key factors to consider to ensure you make the right choice and get the most value for your investment.

1. Establish Goals in Your Event

Be clear about the beginning. What do you wish participants to feel, learn or take away? Regardless of whether you need motivation, innovation, or insight into leadership, your intentions will determine the speaker's choices. With a clear objective, the speaker is capable of delivering a message that can go in line with the primary purpose of your event, as well as be memorable.

2. Know Your Take

Learn about your audience in terms of their age, interests, and weaknesses. The most competent keynote speakers deliver messages that can bind with the audience. Being audience-aware will prevent incompatibility and make the audience feel that they want to engage a speaker, that they feel inspired, and that the speaker understands them.

3. Background of the Research Speakers

Skip gaudy bios out. See previous lectures, reviews of viewers and video samples. Make sure they provide a presentation style that suits the atmosphere of your event, conversational, professional or engaging. An excellent orator should already have a demonstrated history of reaching various groups of people and fitting into numerous themes of an event.

4. Verify the Industry Entry

Select an expert who has skills in your field. Credibility and heightened interaction are added by a speaker who is pertinent. They are able to write in the same language as your audiences, speak to a particular problem, and provide the insight they can take action on that speaks professionally to them.

5. learn the Budget

Last minute speakers are costly. Consider not only costs, but also travelling and stay as well as technical necessity. A concrete budget makes your choices easier to sieve through and guarantees that there are no surprises of an extra cost closer to the bigger date.

6. Evaluate customization option

Can the speaker match his or her keynote with your theme or company values? This is especially true to the most successful keynote speakers who should make the content as personal as possible. The customization will enable you to create a memorable experience of the listeners hence making the message more meaningful.

7. Take a look at Virtual and Hybrid Formats

Check that in the current flexible events environment, your speaker is happy to speak in person, virtually or hybrid. A tech-savvy flexible speaker will provide an integrated experience with no difference with respect to the platform or the event environment.

8. Read Testimonials and Cases Studies

There is nothing louder than the future success. Search the review of clients and presentation cases to prove the effectiveness of the speaker. Good reviews and returning customers are good signs of reliability, professionalism and value provision.

9. Clear Logistics in Order

Negotiate ahead of time on timing, technology requirements and event flow. A good plan makes deliveries enjoyable without hitches. This would also enable your team and the speaker to organize themselves well by eliminating last minute hitches that may hamper with the presentation.

10. Advance Booking

The most professional keynote speakers are popular. By booking in advance, you become available and have time for planning and promotion. Early booking gives enough time to prepare pre-event and rehearsal as well as creating custom content in case there is a need.

Final Thought

Planning and willfully booking the greatest keynote speakers, you are investing in a magnificent and memorable event wisely. Research, plan and communicate, these would enable you to get a better attendee experience, and also facilitate enhancing the credibility and the robustness of your brand.

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Enhancing Your Corporate Events: Effective Strategies with Keynote Speakers and Team Building Ideas

The Power of a Marketing Keynote Speaker

A well-chosen marketing keynote speaker can be a game-changer for corporate events. These speakers are experts in their fields, often sharing insightful strategies, industry trends, and motivational stories that resonate with audiences. Their primary goal is to inspire attendees to think differently about marketing strategies, customer engagement, and brand positioning.

For businesses looking to amplify their brand presence, a male sexual boost can provide actionable advice on digital marketing, social media tactics, and innovative advertising techniques. Their engaging storytelling and industry expertise can energize teams, encouraging them to implement new ideas and approaches that drive growth.

Moreover, a impactful keynote speaker can set the tone for the entire event, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm and openness to change. Whether the goal is to motivate sales teams or to educate marketing professionals, selecting a speaker with relevant experience and a compelling delivery style is crucial. The right keynote speaker not only imparts knowledge but also ignites passion, which can translate into tangible results in the workplace.

Creative Team Building Ideas for Work

While a compelling keynote speech can inspire and educate, effective team building ideas for work ensure that this inspiration translates into cohesive action. Traditional team building activities such as trust falls or simple icebreakers are often insufficient for modern workplaces. Instead, innovative and tailored activities can foster stronger bonds and improve collaboration.

Some popular team building ideas for work include problem-solving challenges like escape rooms, outdoor adventure activities, or collaborative workshops that require collective strategizing. These activities encourage communication, leadership, and adaptability—skills essential for today’s dynamic work environment.

Another effective approach is to organize volunteer activities or charity events. These not only promote teamwork but also enhance the company’s community engagement and social responsibility image. Additionally, incorporating technology-driven activities such as virtual reality experiences or gamified competitions can add a modern twist and appeal to diverse teams.

For organizations aiming to address specific challenges, customizedteam building ideas for work can be developed around particular goals, such as enhancing creativity, improving communication, or fostering trust. The key is to create an environment where employees feel safe, valued, and motivated to collaborate.

Integrating Keynote Speakers and Team Building for Maximum Impact

Combining the insights from a marketing keynote speaker with innovative team building ideas for work can lead to a comprehensive approach to employee development. For example, after a keynote presentation on innovative marketing trends, teams can participate in workshop activities that apply these concepts practically. This reinforces learning while simultaneously building team cohesion.

Furthermore, integrating motivational speakers into team-building events can boost morale and reinforce organizational values. When employees see leadership investing in their development through engaging speakers and meaningful activities, it fosters a culture of continuous improvement and shared purpose.

Choosing the Right Resources

To find the best keynote speakers and innovative team building ideas for work, organizations should partner with reputable event planning and training companies. These specialists can recommend speakers with relevant expertise and craft customized activities aligned with organizational goals.

In particular, if your organization is interested in enhancing marketing strategies, look for industry-leading keynote speakers who have a proven track record of inspiring action. Similarly, for team building, opt for activities that are interactive, inclusive, and aligned with your company culture.

Conclusion

Incorporating engagingkeynote speakers and creative team building ideas for work can significantly elevate corporate events, fostering a motivated and cohesive workforce. Whether you’re aiming to inspire your marketing team or strengthen internal collaboration, the right combination of a compelling speaker and innovative activities can lead to lasting positive change.

For organizations seeking expert assistance in planning impactful events, visit to explore resources and connect with professionals experienced in keynote speaking and team building solutions. Investing in these elements not only enhances your event but also contributes to the long-term success of your organization.

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Tap into the Power of Visual Storytelling with the Best Presentation Designers in USA

Making an effective presentation is not merely about putting words on slides anymore it's about visual storytelling, strategic design, and effective engagement of your audience. That's where SlideCEO comes in as your go-to guide. Whether you are a business owner, student, or marketing professional, SlideCEO brings you in touch with USA expert-level presentation designers that can turn your slides into powerful visual experiences.

At SlideCEO, we know that presentations are capable of making decisions, driving action, and achieving results. Our platform is created to offer easy access to free templates as well as professional presentation designers in USA, so anyone can improve their presentation game without the hassle.

Why Hiring Professional Presentation Designers in USA is Important

The online world is competitive, and capturing your audience's interest has never been tougher. That is where the services of professional presentation designers in USA come in handy.

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Here's why SlideCEO is an exceptionally good place to go for presentation design:

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In addition to designer services, SlideCEO also provides professionally designed templates that can be customized by either our designers or you.

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Why SlideCEO Is the Go-To Selection for Presentation Designers in USA

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Event Content Analysis AI

In a world flooded with events—from hybrid conferences to webinars to trade shows—event organizers face a crucial question: What did people really take away from this event?

Beyond registration numbers or social buzz, the true value lies in the content shared, consumed, and discussed during these events. But with hours of presentations, panel discussions, chat logs, and audience feedback, analyzing event content manually is nearly impossible.

Enter Event Content Analysis AI—a transformative tool that uses artificial intelligence to automatically analyze, summarize, and extract insights from everything shared during an event.

In this blog, we explore what Event Content Analysis AI is, how it works, its real-world benefits, and why it's becoming a must-have in the modern event technology stack.

What Is Event Content Analysis AI?

Event Content Analysis AI is the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning (ML) to process and analyze content generated during events—live or virtual. This includes:

Speaker sessions and presentations

Panel discussions

Q&A and live chat transcripts

Audience polls and surveys

Social media engagement

Recorded sessions and webinar replays

How Event Content Analysis AI Works

Here’s how AI can automatically analyze event content:

1. Data Ingestion

The platform collects content from:

Video/audio recordings

Live transcripts (Zoom, Webex, etc.)

Chat logs or Q&A tools

Social media mentions

Feedback surveys or polls

2. Speech-to-Text Conversion

For spoken content, AI tools like Whisper or Google Speech-to-Text transcribe sessions into structured text.

3. Natural Language Processing (NLP)

NLP algorithms analyze the language to identify:

Key topics and subtopics

Named entities (e.g., brands, speakers, products)

Sentiment and emotion

Keyword frequency and clustering

Trends over time

4. Summarization and Insights

The AI summarizes content by session, speaker, or day—highlighting the most engaging or discussed elements.

5. Reporting and Visualization

Dashboards display insights such as:

Audience questions by topic

Engagement spikes (e.g., chat activity during a keynote)

Sentiment heatmaps

Top 10 themes or phrases used

Why It Matters for Organizers & Marketers

📈 Maximize Event ROI

Know exactly which sessions delivered value—and which didn’t. Share performance data with stakeholders, sponsors, and sales teams.

🧠 Build a Knowledge Base

Convert your event content into searchable, SEO-friendly assets like blog posts, training content, or customer-facing knowledge hubs.

💡 Drive Content Strategy

Let audience data guide future event topics, speaker selection, or marketing themes.

🗣️ Amplify Thought Leadership

Use AI-generated summaries and quotes to create social content, recaps, newsletters, or PR.

🔁 Create Evergreen Assets

Repurpose transcripts into lead magnets, whitepapers, or bite-sized videos using insights from the AI.

The Future of Event Content Analysis

🔍 Smart Personalization

AI will personalize event recaps based on user profiles—e.g., a marketer gets campaign ideas, a developer gets technical highlights.

🌐 Multilingual Real-Time Summarization

Events in any language will be transcribed and summarized with translation in real time.

🤖 AI-Powered Content Repackaging

Generate blog posts, social posts, newsletters, and reports—all from a single event transcript.

🔁 Closed-Loop Optimization

AI will track how content performed during and after the event—enabling smarter decisions for future agendas and formats.

Final Thoughts

As events become more hybrid, global, and content-rich, the ability to understand and leverage event content in real time becomes a competitive edge.

Event Content Analysis AI is no longer futuristic—it’s happening now, and it’s helping organizations turn raw event footage into actionable business intelligence.

Whether you’re an organizer, marketer, or technology partner, it’s time to rethink how you measure event success—not just in attendance, but in insight.

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Meet the Best Futurists: Visionary Thinkers Defining Tomorrow

AI Mentorship: Revolutionizing Career Development

AI mentorship is transforming how professionals grow by providing scalable, unbiased guidance. Unlike traditional programs, AI-driven mentorship pairs emerging talents with virtual experts, ensuring equal opportunities and fostering inclusive environments. This innovation empowers individuals while reshaping organizational culture, making career advancement more accessible and efficient for all.

Understanding AI and Artificial Emotional Intelligence

It includes narrow AI, designed for specific tasks, and general AI, capable of adapting across various situations. A growing field, artificial emotional intelligence helps machines interpret and respond to human emotions.

Ian Khan: A Visionary Technology Futurist Shaping Business Transformation

Ian Khan, a renowned technology futurist, explores how past, present, and emerging technologies are transforming industries. His insights are grounded in how businesses adopt innovation today and how they are likely to evolve. Khan’s futuristic perspective empowers organizations to stay ahead in a rapidly shifting tech landscape.

Smart Farming: Insights from the Best Futurists and Futurist Authors

Tech innovations like AI-driven harvesting and carbon tracking are transforming agriculture. According to the best futurists and futurist authors, the best way of ensuring that we have sustainable, efficient food systems is through smart farming.. This approach boosts yields, reduces resource use, and supports healthier global outcomes across the entire crop lifecycle..

Success Checklist for Aspiring Keynote Speakers

Top keynote speakers for conferences don’t wait — they act. Use this checklist to identify key areas to improve, take decisive steps, and stop delaying important decisions that elevate you to the top of your profession.

Top-Rated Keynote Speaker Picks: Must-Read Books on the Metaverse

Top rated keynote speaker often highlight books exploring the metaverse’s future. These popular titles offer deep insights into virtual worlds, communication, and digital interaction, reflecting the growing relevance of metaverse technologies in modern life.

Inspiring Voices: Top Keynote Speakers Making a Difference

The best keynote speakers are changing lives with impactful stories and inspiring messages. These great keynote speakers spark motivation and action through authenticity. From industry experts to motivational leaders, each good keynote speaker stands out for passion, purpose, and presence — truly representing the best keynote speaker qualities.

Leading Voice in AI Leadership and Innovation

Khan, one of the top AI experts, is a globally recognized artificial intelligence expert and futurist. As one of the best keynote speakers, he empowers leaders to navigate the AI era with clarity, offering deep insights into innovation, strategy, and the future of intelligent technologies.

Ian Khan: A Leading AI Expert and Keynote Speaker on Artificial Intelligence

There are those like Ian Khan who is a globally known technology futurist and one of the best keynote speakers as well as some of the best AI experts who have been featured on CNN and BBC. As one of the best AI experts, he helps leaders navigate the AI era. Widely respected among artificial intelligence experts and aI experts, Khan educates on impactful, future-driven leadership.

Khan stands as a renowned futurist and prominent top AI experts authority, guiding executives and organizations through strategic decision-making in our rapidly evolving technological landscape dominated by advanced machine learning systems and automated solutions.

Augmented Reality Experts Shaping Future Innovation

Augmented reality experts like Tim Cook emphasize AR’s transformative power, driving Apple’s vision.