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This year ImageThink created visual summaries of 159 public and private events across North America. Topics ranged from artificial intelligence and social media to innovation and cloud computing. Artists listened to presentations and drew summaries in real-time. This document highlights some of the best talks from 2012 on insightful and cutting-edge topics, including networks, entrepreneurship, health, marketing, and more. The visual recaps provide a selection of ideas discussed at major conferences that year.

This year ImageThink visualized big ideas at 159 public and private events
across North America. Topics ranged from burgeoning computer consciousness and social media behaviors, to the future of American innovation and cloud computing.
Our team of artists listened, synthesized the information, and created a visual summary as the talks unfolded in real-time. What you’ll find on these
pages are the results of those efforts — a selection of the best ideas ImageThink scribed this year.
We hope you’ll enjoy this recap of what we think were the most insightful,
smart, and fresh talks given at public conferences of 2012.

Manuel Lima, senior UX Design Lead at Microsoft Bing,
on the Power of Networks at Experimental Media and
Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.
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Michael Jones of Google Earth at the Atlantic Innovation Summit, Washington D.C.

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Samuel Palmisano, former CEO of IBM, talks with Steve Clemons, Washington editorat-large of the Atlantic, the Atlantic Innovation Summit, Washington D.C.
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Jim McNerney, CEO of Boeing, in conversation with Ed Luce of the Financial Times at
the Atlantic Innovation Summit, Washington D.C.
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Eric Ries, author of the Lean Startup, at Khosla Ventures CEO Conference 2012,
Sausalito, California.
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Author and speaker Seth Godin’s talk “the Art and Science of Making Things”
at the World Maker Faire, New York City.
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Entrepreneur Steve Case and Tim O’Shaughnessy, CEO and co-founder of LivingSocial,
in conversation about entrepreneurship at the SXSW Interactive festival, Austin, Texas.
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Author and journalist Virginia Heffernan speaks on the pleasures of the internet and
the digital life at Brightworks Innovation Day in Toronto, Canada.
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“Future of Network Giants: Air Traffic to Cloud Computing” —��a panel discussion at
the Atlantic Big Science Summit in San Jose, California.
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Visionary Ray Kurzweil and writer Lev Grossman of TIME Magazine
in a conversation titled “Expanding Our Intelligence Without Limit,”
SXSW Interactive festival, Austin, Texas.
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Cyborg anthropologist Amber Case on “Ambient Location and the Future of the
Interface” at the SXSW Interactive festival, Austin, Texas.
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Mason Peck, chief technologist at NASA, speaking on the future of space technology
at World Maker Faire, New York City.
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Panel discussion on “Mapping New Frontiers in Space” at the Atlantic
Big Science Summit in San Jose, California.
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Dr. Daniel Kraft of FutureMed talking about “the Future of Health”
at Khosla Ventures CEO Conference 2012, Sausalito, California.

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Salim Ismail of Singularity University at MLove ConFestival in Monterey, California.

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Amy Jo Martin on “How Women are Using Social Media to Innovate”
at espnW Summit in Tucson, Arizona.

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Conversation about the transformation of marketing at
IBM Smarter Commerce Global Summit in Orlando, Florida.

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Author Robert Burton’s talk “On Being Certain Even When You’re Wrong” at Khosla
Ventures CEO Conference 2012, Sausalito, California.

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Former U.S. vice president Al Gore and Facebook’s founding president Sean Parker in
conversation at SXSW Interactive festival, Austin, Texas.

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Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft Corporation in 1975 and turned it into the most popular software company in the world. He dropped out of Harvard to start the company, which initially had little success but broke through with the MS-DOS operating system that made computers easier to use. Gates fought software piracy and built strong defense programs. Today Microsoft is one of the most successful companies, earning billions annually, though it faces criticism for monopolistic practices. Gates is now the richest person in the world and donates over $1 billion per year to charity through his foundation with his wife.

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2. This year ImageThink visualized big ideas at 159 public and private events across North America. Topics ranged from burgeoning computer consciousness and social media behaviors, to the future of American innovation and cloud computing. Our team of artists listened, synthesized the information, and created a visual summary as the talks unfolded in real-time. What you’ll find on these pages are the results of those efforts — a selection of the best ideas ImageThink scribed this year. We hope you’ll enjoy this recap of what we think were the most insightful, smart, and fresh talks given at public conferences of 2012.

3. Manuel Lima, senior UX Design Lead at Microsoft Bing, on the Power of Networks at Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. ©2012 ImageThink, LLC. www.imagethink.net ©2012 ImageThink, LLC. www.imagethink.net

9. Entrepreneur Steve Case and Tim O’Shaughnessy, CEO and co-founder of LivingSocial, in conversation about entrepreneurship at the SXSW Interactive festival, Austin, Texas. ©2012 ImageThink, LLC. www.imagethink.net

12. Visionary Ray Kurzweil and writer Lev Grossman of TIME Magazine in a conversation titled “Expanding Our Intelligence Without Limit,” SXSW Interactive festival, Austin, Texas. ©2012 ImageThink, LLC. www.imagethink.net

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