The actor from the US version of The Office talked about his SoulPancake movement and its quest to 'chew on life's big questions' Photograph: ogilvynotes.com
Computer scientist and inventor Stephen Wolfram talked about how computers continue to have a radical effect on our lives Photograph: ogilvynotes.com
Venture capitalist Reid Hoffman and entrepreneur Ben Casnocha argued how lessons of successful start-ups can inspire your own career Photograph: ogilvynotes.com
Gawker's Nick Denton and blogging expert Anil Dash discussed how in their view the current online comment systems have failed to capture the intelligence of readers, instead becoming colonised by the time-rich Photograph: ogilvynotes.com
The Facebook ex-president and US ex-vice president discussed the role of the internet in breaking the grip that corporations and lobbyists have on the political process
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Computer scientist and technology sceptic Jaron Lanier outlined how the internet promotes shallow relationships and how personal data is the new currency Photograph: ogilvynotes.com
American comedian Baratunde Thurston and digital director of The Onion spoke about the role of humour and sarcasm in the digital age
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