I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
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Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#2Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#3Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#4It costs money to put on a TED talk? As in, TED charges you to speak?
Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#5Sounds...um...never mind.
Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#6Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#7It costs money to put on a TED talk? As in, TED charges you to speak?
http://www.ted.com/pages/registration Look at "Price of Attendance"
- 1 year community membership
- admission to a conference + meals and events
- TED book club (4x/year)
- online social network
But apparently $5k of that is tax deductible? Interesting.
Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#8You may also enjoy the BIL conference taking place quite soon on March 3-4: http://www.bilconference.com/
Re: I created IdeaWave as I couldn't afford TED ($7k) or IdeaCity ($3k).
#9We get to hear a speaker explain how to tap into the secret behind dowsing rods to build a space drive? Sounds...um...never mind.
I'd say that the acceptance standards are low. Some of the presenters seem to be involved in pseudoscience and others seem to be of generally low quality. I'm also questioning the wisdom of allowing only ten minutes per speaker. Most Ted talks seem to go a lot longer, and I would want more than a ten minute conversation on an interesting topic.
http://www.ideawave.ca/2012-conference/low-level-external-nu...