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Kirk Citron: Und nun die wahren Nachrichten

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Wie viele der heutigen Schlagzeilen werden in 100 Jahren noch wichtig sein? Kirk Citrons "Long- News"-Projekt sammelt Geschichten, die nicht nur heute wichtig sind, sondern noch in Jahrzehnten - sogar Jahrhunderten - ihren Nachhall finden werden. Bei TED2010 beleuchtet er ein paar aktuelle Schlagzeigen, die das Potenzial haben, unsere Zukunft zu verändern.

Kirk Citron began his career as a fast-rising advertising executive, but now writes and provides media consultation for select non-profits. Full bio »

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