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The capstone conversation at DOKU:TECH 2015 is a conversation with homegrown business success Akan Ismaili and Esther Dyson – innovation evangelist and angel investor
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Esther Dyson – On the Way to Wellville
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This is Lane Becker’s first visit to the Balkans.
Max is no stranger to Kosovo. In fact Max is no stranger to alot of places – born in Russia, citizen of Holland, educated in the US and living in Bulgaria.
Arikia Millikan’s talk has a provocative title – is the gender imbalance in the tech world damning the human race? Arikia is the only speaker in the line-u
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Jan-Erik Nyrövaara – From Ideas to Actions
We kicked off DOKU:TECH 2015 in a big way yesterday. In the shadow of the minaret of the Gazi Mehmet Pasha Mosque speakers brought the future
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Elizabeth Stark – Free Culture is Possible
Bringing us more optimism….Elizabeth Stark occupies the third slot at DOKU:TECH 2015. Known for co-organizing the protest movement which helped shut down the internet in protest against SOPA and PIPA Elizabeth taught
Laurent Haug is second on the agenda – a founder of LIFT – ideas conference in
For the next two days I will be bringing you live blog posts from DOKU:TECH 2015 – where we are bringing the future closer to Kosovo with interesting and engaging speakers from around the world speaking on topics of design…
Peter Sunde has been to Kosovo before but never to Prizren. Before the start of DOKU:TECH 2015 I took a long hike up to the Kalaja e Prizrenit with Peter. I made the mistake of taking the long way up to the Fortress – according to my Fitbit it was about 4 miles – so […]
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Kentaro Toyama – Geek Heresy
All that optimism from the earlier speakers has gotten us excited. Not so fast…wait til you hear the message of the next speaker. Earlier this summer I heard Kentaro Toyama speak to a room full of international development practitioners who work with the
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