The future is, um, sigh, devoured by the present

Start the week off right and consider the big issues and ideas that will define your future and our shared future. Start with a good laugh, or a good cry. In either case, start here with Charlie Rose. Charlie is a well-known interviewer on US public television. Charlie once said, according to the CharlieRose.com “beta” web site, “I believe there is a place in the spectrum of television for really good conversation, if it is informed, spirited, soulful.”
Here is “Charlie Rose by Samuel Beckett.”

Thanks for the link from Scott Heiferman, who got it from ZeFrank, and thanks most of all to the editor, filmmaker Andrew Filippone Jr.

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Andrew Nachison

Andrew Nachison
Andrew is co-founder and CEO of iFOCOS, the media think tank and futures lab that organizes the We Media conferences, awards and global membership community. He's also a partner at the seven26group, the business design-innovation firm that publishes WeMedia.com. He's a former journalist and now a media, culture and technology analyst. He's been quoted by The New York Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, Businessweek and other publications, and has appeared on CNN, The BBC, PBS NewsHour (USA) and other broadcasts. He's a widely engaged speaker, advisor and consultant to commercial and non-profit companies worldwide. He's on the boards of the World Editor's Forum and NewsTrust. Connect with Andrew via: LinkedIn | Facebook | Plaxo | Twitter. DOWNLOAD A HI_REZ PHOTO

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