https://jinja.apsara.org/2012/06/tedxphnompenh-and-self-censorship/ Art, life, art of life in Cambodia. Fri, 02 Mar 2018 03:28:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 https://jinja.apsara.org/2012/06/tedxphnompenh-and-self-censorship/comment-page-1/#comment-20483 Warren Daly Wed, 13 Jun 2012 03:51:22 +0000 http://jinja.apsara.org/?p=1908#comment-20483 There was some great talks, great ideas & innovations. People spent months preparing their talks and we should concentrate on the positive items they discussed and the positive communications that folks had that day. The day was about their ideas worth spreading and I for one wish to concentrate on those positives. http://tedxphnompenh.com/speakers/ There was some great talks, great ideas & innovations.
People spent months preparing their talks and we should concentrate on the positive items they discussed and the positive communications that folks had that day.
The day was about their ideas worth spreading and I for one wish to concentrate on those positives. http://tedxphnompenh.com/speakers/

]]> https://jinja.apsara.org/2012/06/tedxphnompenh-and-self-censorship/comment-page-1/#comment-20348 Thomas Wanhoff Mon, 11 Jun 2012 04:21:12 +0000 http://jinja.apsara.org/?p=1908#comment-20348 As Chris mentioned on twitter, what happend at TEDxPP is exactly why Barcamps usually work better: No agenda, and more important, maximum independency. (Although Bartcamp PP is a bit too close to sponsors already). It is that simple: When you start pleasing the university, the NGOs, the HiSos and sponsors, they will have an (unspoken) influence. TEDxPP isn't really transparent, and it showed the priority: Itself, not the content, and not the audience. Reminds me of the way NGOs work usually. As Chris mentioned on twitter, what happend at TEDxPP is exactly why Barcamps usually work better: No agenda, and more important, maximum independency. (Although Bartcamp PP is a bit too close to sponsors already). It is that simple: When you start pleasing the university, the NGOs, the HiSos and sponsors, they will have an (unspoken) influence. TEDxPP isn’t really transparent, and it showed the priority: Itself, not the content, and not the audience. Reminds me of the way NGOs work usually.

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