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An indigenous red-feather cloak was recently returned to Brazil from a museum in Denmark - where it had been on display for hundreds of years. There are other examples of historic and precious artefacts being returned to their countries of origin. And this is leading to a growing pressure to return more, like the Hoa Hakananai'a, originally taken from Rapa Nui (Easter Island).The BBC's Zeinab Dabaa in Cairo talks us through Egypt's calls for the repatriation of three items: Queen Nefertiti's bust, the Rosetta Stone and the Dendara Zodiac. Ashley Lime, a BBC journalist in Nairobi, explains the significance of the Benin Bronzes - and why some museums are reluctant to let them go.Alongside the campaigns to get valuable and historic items returned, there are also efforts to digitise treasures. Chidi Nwaubani is the founder of Looty, a radical art collective which wants to use augmented reality to create digital versions of artefacts and, in their words, “loot back” treasures. He was speaking to BBC Click. Instagram: @bbcwhatintheworld Email: whatintheworld@bbc.co.uk WhatsApp: +44 0330 12 33 22 6 Presenter: Hannah Gelbart Producers: Julia Ross-Roy and Mora Morrison Editor: Emily Horler

Kevin Farrar has over 36 years of experience at IBM acting as a trusted advisor on technology, innovation, and adoption in the sports industry. He provides input to strategic planning discussions to influence the client & IBM technology roadmap & plans. As a member of IBM's Global Sports & Entertainment Partnerships team, Kevin provides UK leadership on contractual negotiations and has overall responsibility for the UK programme governance & budget.Kevin is IBM's “face” of Wimbledon and has extensively featured in media coverage worldwide across TV, radio, online & print media, including BBC National News, BBC News Live: World Business Report, BBC Sport, BBC R5 Live, BBC R4: The World Tonight, BBC Arabic, BBC Click, BBC Tech Tent, World Service Radio, ITV National News, Japanese TV, Canadian TV, CNN, Fox News, Bloomberg and numerous other global MSM outlets.To know more about Kevin Farrar, visit https://businessabc.net/wiki/kevin-farrarAbout Wimbledon IBM PartnershipWimbledon works closely with IBM to provide fans with AI-generated insights and world-class digital experiences. As the Official Technology Partner of The Championships for the past 33-years, IBM has developed solutions to modernise and streamline workloads, and delivered innovative digital experiences to engage sports fans around the world through IBM iX, the experience design arm of IBM Consulting. IBM Consulting leverages hybrid cloud and enterprise-grade AI to co-create an open and flexible platform of innovation for Wimbledon. This platform transforms over 2.7 million data points into actionable insights, automates critical business processes, and secures the tournament's digital operations, ensuring a seamless and engaging fan experience.About ‘Catch Me Up' featureThe new 'Catch Me Up' feature displays pre- and post-match player cards with AI-generated player stories and analysis via wimbledon.com and the Wimbledon 2024 App. Player cards will be personalised based on user preferences and data such as their location and myWimbledon profile, starting with their favourite players. Pre-match content will include analysis of recent performance and likelihood to win predictions, and post-match it will include key statistics and highlights. The feature will also create longer-form daily summaries of play.'Catch Me Up' was built using IBM's Granite large language model (LLM) to provide AI-generated text using the capabilities of the watsonx platform. The model has been trained on the Wimbledon editorial style and will be monitored by the All England Club. The new feature is designed to help Wimbledon scale its content to both new and existing tennis fans globally, as well as provide fans access to timelier, curated coverage across ladies' and gentlemen's singles matches which are often happening simultaneously.Useful links and resourceshttps://dinisguarda.medium.com/ibm-genai-catch-me-up-and-wimbledon-case-study-how-is-ai-being-used-in-sports-and-tennis-fa7568bbc35dhttps://businessabc.net/wiki/kevin-farrarhttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/kevinfarraribm_ibm-technology-at-the-2023-masters-activity-7047461943867006977-i52o/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7oOxw3v_0chttps://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/news/articles/2024-06-17/wimbledon_and_ibm_launch_catch_me_up.htmlAbout citiesabc.comhttps://www.citiesabc.com/​​​​​​​​​​​ About businessabc.nethttps://www.businessabc.net/About fashionabc.orghttps://www.fashionabc.org/ About Dinis Guardahttps://www.dinisguarda.com/https://businessabc.net/wiki/dinis-guardaSupport the Show.

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee, and listen to the Daily Compliance News—all from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day, we consider four stories from the business world: compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional. Menendez's defense: My wife did it. (ABC) Rethinking how your company handles cyber risk. (FT) The story of the jailed crypto officer. (NYT) Police bust a global cyber-fraud gang. (BBC) Click here for more information on the Ethico ROI Calculator and a free White Paper on the ROI of Compliance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee, and listen to the Daily Compliance News—all from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day, we consider four stories from the business world: compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional. CA recommends John Eastman be disbarred. (Reuters) Seatrium to settle corruption charges. (Bloomberg) Malaysians are weary of corruption. (Time) A Binance employee escapes Nigerian custody. (BBC) Click here for more information on the Ethico ROI Calculator and a free White Paper on the ROI of Compliance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee, and listen to the Daily Compliance News. All from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day, we consider four stories from the business world: compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional. More neurodiverse claims are made in the workplace. (FT) Singapore's ex-transportation minister faces more charges. (Reuters) Boeing CEO to step down early. (NYT) Hong Kong's days as an international business center are numbered. (BBC) Click here for more information on the Ethico ROI Calculator and a free White Paper on the ROI of Compliance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam is joined by BBC Click presenter Spencer Kelly and lawyer Tarun Tawakley to find out how the UK's legislation on Artificial Intelligence in the employment sector stacks up, as well as how capable AI could be at replacing the human workforce. And as the Women's World Cup gets underway Down Under, Fox Sports commentator Jacqui Oatley reports on the first match of the tournament, the atmosphere in Sydney and how the Lionesses are looking. Today's Newscast was hosted by Adam Fleming. It was made by Tim Walklate with Miranda Slade, Madeleine Drury and Joe Wilkinson. The technical producer was Rohan Madison. The senior news editor is Jonathan Aspinwall.

The US Supreme Court has ruled that the abortion pill Mifepristone can still be available while a legal appeal against its use is considered. Mifepristone is part of a two-drug regimen that now accounts for more than half of abortions in the US. The UK's deputy prime minister Dominic Raab has resigned over bullying accusations in his role. The former deputy prime minister has denied the claims, we find out what exactly constitutes as workplace bullying. What if we could reverse your biological age or how about the idea of being able to increase our "healthspans" - live our healthy years for longer? Imagine feeling like you're 40 at 60. BBC Click presenter Lara Lewington has been to California and met a tech billionaire, who's trying to do just that. (Picture: The U.S. Supreme Court building is seen in Washington, U.S. Credit: Reuters.)

Chile's President Gabriel Boric has said he wants to partially nationalize the country's lithium industry. This comes as there is a high demand for the metal which is used in the production of electric vehicles. Chile is the world's second largest producer of lithium. The New York Stock Exchange is the most valuable stock market in the world. We hear from the Head of International Capital Markets at the NYSE on if rising tensions between China and the US mean that companies from the world's second largest economy are thinking twice about listing in New York. What if we could reverse your biological age or how about the idea of being able to increase our "healthspans" - live our healthy years for longer? Imagine feeling like you're 40 at 60. BBC Click presenter Lara Lewington has been to California and met a tech billionaire, who's trying to do just that.

Nikki Fox and Emma Tracey look at the lack of accessibility when it comes to getting smear tests if you have a physical disability, with the help of Samantha Dixon, the CEO of Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust. The duo decide whether ChatGPT is a disability ally or not after the artificial intelligence chatbot claimed it was "visually impaired" to get a human to help it with an image-related task. Don't worry, we also have BBC Click's Paul Carter on board to explain exactly what ChatGPT is. And author Jenny Ireland talks about how she combined love, chess and arthritis in her Young Adult book, The First Move, which hits the bookshelves next week. Presenters: Nikki Fox and Emma Tracey Producers: Keiligh Baker and Beth Rose Technical producer: Mike Regaard Assistant editor: Beth Rose Editor: Sam Bonham

What would a documentary made by ChatGPT sound like? This is it…well, with a bit of human help. Tech journalist and BBC Click presenter, Lara Lewington, explores the immeasurable possibilities of sophisticated AI technology and how it will change our lives - from doing students' essays to writing films, diagnosing health conditions to customer service. Lara will be testing how well it can help make this documentary, interviewing it, asking for the research. Can it write the script? She will be pitting her own journalistic skills against the technology everyone's talking about - ChatGPT. Lara is our guide to stepping into this new era experiencing a giant leap forward in AI, not only by ChatGPT but from its competitors who are rapidly on its heels. She hears from experts how it is a tool that could become as ubiquitous as Google, used for enhancing human performance, not limiting it. Lara wants to understand what learning to live with this technology means in practice. How can we skill up and learn to use it smartly, to enhance our lives and careers? But it does have its problems. Yes, it can summarise reams of material in seconds. But it does get things wrong. There are also questions about its ethics, its bias and identifying the sources of the material it generates. Lara explores how this type of AI could transform job roles, creative output, and ways of thinking we once thought could only ever be performed by human minds. Presenter: Lara Lewington Producer: Fiona Walker Executive Producer: Katherine Godfrey Researchers: Mo Ahmed and Valeria Rocca Sound Design and Mix: Daniel Kempson A Novel production for BBC Radio 4.

The Access All team were shocked when Ellie Simmonds left this year's season of Strictly Come Dancing – the first person with dwarfism to compete on the show. But the dancing competition's loss is this episode's gain, as Ellie chats all things representation, ballroom, skydiving and her plans for the future. Why do we only ever hear about disabled dating, and never about long-term relationships? Presenters Nikki Fox and Emma Tracey talk about their experiences, plus provide some tips and advice. Billionaire Elon Musk might have bought Twitter, but he also reportedly sacked half of its staff including the entire accessibility team. So what does this mean for disabled people? BBC Click's Paul Carter and accessibility consultant Leonie Watson help us make sense of a wild week in social media. Producers: Keiligh Baker, Amy Elizabeth and Emma Tracey Recording / mixing: Dave O'Neill Series editor: Beth Rose Senior News Editor: Jonathan Aspinwall

Graeme is a senior leader in energy, infrastructure and clean transport, with over two decades of working in the power, energy market and utility sectors including renewable energy. He has also appeared in The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Times, BBC Click and spoken at COP24.

Hello Everyone! I am so excited about this episode as it is with a dear friend of mine and inspiring woman, Merritt Moore! @physicsonpointe With Merritt being so inspiring in her achievements, we talk about how she carved her own path, is now the happiest she's ever been as well as how she reached her level of success in a seemingly impossible pursuit! This Woman pursued not one but two extremely demanding careers. About Merritt “Merritt has achieved what some would call ‘the impossible': a career as a professional ballet dancer and as an academic quantum physicist.” - University of Oxford Dr. Merritt Moore graduated with Magna Cum Laude Honors in Physics from Harvard and graduated with a PhD in Atomic and Laser Physics from the University of Oxford. She also pursues a professional ballet career, previously with the Zurich Ballet, Boston Ballet, English National Ballet, and Norwegian National Ballet. She was awarded Forbes 30 under 30, and she was one of the 12 selected candidates to undergo rigorous astronaut selection on BBC Two "Astronauts: Do you have what it takes?" With her ballet, physics and astronaut background, Dr. Moore's focus has led her to programming and dancing with robots. She was invited as artist-in-residence at Harvard ArtLab and during the pandemic, she created a number of dances with an industrial robotic arm, which became featured in TIME, Financial Times (FT), Vogue, BBC Click and more. Merritt has been invited to be the featured speaker at the Forbes Women's Summit in NY and Abu Dhabi, Princeton Physics Department, panelist for the U.S. Embassy 'Women in STEM' Panel in London, and is featured in the bestseller "Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls". Follow Instagram/ Twitter/ Linkedin @PhysicsonPointe. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-dancers-mindset/message

Spencer Kelly is the lead presenter of the BBC's flagship tech show, Click, where he and the team travel around the world every week to report on the latest tech news. He's spent over 15 years as a tech tourist, finding out how tech is changing lives around the world. Across his career, Spencer's conducted interviews with massive names like Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Paul McCartney, Will.I.Am, Steve Wozniak, and more. He's also got loads of experience in the radio world, having presented a breakfast show for 7 years, among other involvements. ⏳ Topics 1:40 Spencer's Career Journey Spencer tells us about how he first got involved with broadcasting through radio aged around 17. We go through how he got to BBC Click, and his journey in radio, TV, and journalism. Spencer shares his tips for getting a career in broadcasting. 33:50 How Radio and TV Have Changed, and How They Will Change in the Future With Click celebrating it's 22 year birthday , over time the show has seen the arrival new video-streaming platforms like YouTube, as well as other game-changing technology like mobile phones. We discuss whether Spencer's past predictions for radio and TV were correct, and how he sees the mediums evolving in the future. Spencer tells us about the difficulties local stations may now face. We also go over how the live aspect of broadcasting is a key to it's success, and also how radio and TV will work alongside these new technologies in the future. 54:05 How BBC Click Works Spencer tells us about how the weekly Click episodes are produced from start to finish, and the workflow involved in a programme that broadcasts every week without exception. We discuss what the team looks like, and what different roles are required and how they are allocated. We also go over how items for the programme are found, produced, and organised. 1:13:00 The 5 Ending Questions I ask Spencer the famously difficult 5 ending questions!

In this episode, we're joined by Oxford PhD, Dr. Merritt Moore, a quantum physicist, professional ballerina, future astronaut-in-training, who is currently doing groundbreaking research in AI and robotics. Dr. Merritt graduated Magna Cum Laude in Physics from Harvard and holds a PhD in Atomic and Laser Physics from the University of Oxford. She also has a second career in professional ballet, previously with the Zurich Ballet, Boston Ballet, English National Ballet, and Norwegian National Ballet. She was awarded Forbes 30 under 30 in 2018, and she was one of the 12 selected candidates to undergo rigorous astronaut selection on BBC Two "Astronauts: Do you have what it takes?"Dr. Moore's background in ballet, physics, and aerospace has led her to programming and dancing with robots. Her motivation is to gain expertise in robotics and AI., which will be the future in space and here on earth. Invited as artist-in-residence at Harvard Art Lab, Merritt began exploring movement between human dancer and industrial robotic arm right. During the pandemic, she created many dances with robots, featured in TIME, Financial Times (F.T.), Vogue, BBC Click, and more. Merritt has been invited to be the featured speaker at the Forbes Women's Summit in N.Y., Princeton Physics Department, panelist for the U.S. Embassy' Women in STEM' Panel in London. She is also featured in the bestseller "Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls."Follow Dr. Merritt Moore  on Twitter, Instagram and check out her website physicsonpointe.

Can tech to capture and store carbon prevent a climate catastrophe? Plus how cyber criminals can now check whether their planned cryptocurrency transfers will raise suspicions. And is there any significant market for folding phones? Presented by Joe Tidy, with BBC Click tech reporter Jen Copestake. Produced by Jat Gill.

We discussed “Reversing Ageing in Women” with founders of Glycanage Gordan and Nikolina Lauc - as recently featured in BBC Click's "Hacking Your Health", and Dr Shahzadi Harper, author of ”The Perimenopause Solution“.

On this week's show we interview the founders of London agency, SharpEnd, Cameron Worth and Rob Hollands. Their agency together with Capgemini and The Drum have recently launched Cornershop, which is a retail innovation showcase space in Shoreditch. Cornershop was recently featured on the BBC Click television show. We are joined also by Damian O'Reilly from TU Dublin's School of Retail and Services Management. We discuss the factors leading to Cornershop's creation, the brands that they currently work with, how immersive technologies will impact on retail, the emergence of virtual worlds and digital assets,  and their future plans for expansion, which include an opening of a Cornershop in New York city.   Presenter: Alex Gibson Producer: Kamila Lewandowska

Episode 6: Monica Gaga/James & The Giant King's Speech IMDp is an improvised interview podcast. Every week Martina Minnow interviews a director about their upcoming film, but until she introduces them, only Martina knows the guests name and the name of their movie. Also joining Martina each week are our resident improvisers who create cutaway scenes and clips from the films discussed. Todays Special Guest: As seen, heard, staged and featured on BBC Three, BBC News, BBC Click, ITVBe, London Live, BBC History, BBC Radio London, Talk Radio, Global Pillage, The Comedy Store, Hoopla Impro, Omnibus Theatre, Boulevard Theatre, Battersea Arts Centre, The Guardian, Timeout and more...  Monica Gaga is a British-born black African queer improviser, facilitator, host, and scripted actor and performer. She trained in Community Theatre at East 15 Acting School, and her boundless love for improv stems from time spent at Second City in Chicago. When she is not performing, hosting or teaching, Monica is championing diversity, inclusion and equity in improv and trying to get as many people, particularly POC, involved as possible. Monica is based in London, UK.         www.monicagaga.com The IMDp Team: @improvmoviepod   Sabrina Luisi (Martina Minnow) is in Hoopla House team Michelle, acapella improvised musical group Acaprov, improvised musical narrative group Multiverse and long form team Buffet. Sabrina is also an actor and writer in immersive online murder mystery group, Play Dead London. She loves Eastenders, refrigerated Curly Wurlys, and has three accents she uses on rotation in improv shows.  Twitter: @sabrinaluisi                      Instagram: @sabrina.luisi Rory Vieyra (Resident Improviser) is an improviser and Actor who regularly performs with Music Box Improv, Acaprov and The Inflatables in London and abroad. He also teaches improv with Hoopla Impro and performs in immersive Murder Mystery group Play Dead London. He loves Cinnanmon Buns, Dolly Parton and Ancient Greece. He know his impressions are bad but refuses to stop. Instagram & Facebook: @roryvieyra Ryan J Murphy (Resident Improviser) is an improviser from London who has been performing since 2012. He's performed shortform, longform and musical improv up and down the UK, including at the last 7 Edinburgh Festival Fringes, and internationally. Ryan performs in the Enid Blyton inspired show Bumper Blyton and improvised acapella musical Acaprov.  Find him eagerly shouting out answers at a quiz or whipping up a pavlova.  Twitter: @RyanJMurphy Steve Tanner (Producer/Editor) is Director of 4Foot1Films. He creates and edits video content for theatre productions and regularly collaborates with Hoopla Impro to edit their sketches. He runs filmmaking workshops for kids and is also an actor with immersive online murder mystery group, Play Dead London. Instagram @4foot1films   Theme Music by Matt Brown & Jonny Griffiths Episode Artwork by Marty Sears   Additional music by Stan Babich THE RIGHT MUSIC FOR YOUR VIDEO Music Link ://www.patreon.com/no_copyrightmusic And "Night Ride" by Aries Beats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOvr_57BMZo

Sony has pulled one of the year's most anticipated games, Cyberpunk 2077, as it has bugs. Mark Cieslak is a reporter with the BBC Click technology programme, and brings us the details. Also in the programme, we have the latest on the SolarWinds hack, which US investigators say is a 'grave risk' to the US government, amid speculation that thousands of businesses could also have been hit. Theresa Payton is a former chief information officer at the White House and is now the chief executive of cyber security consultancy Fortalice Solutions. As US vice-president Mike Pence receives his coronavirus vaccine in front of TV cameras, we have a report from New York on how long it might take for benefits from the country's vaccination programme to show in terms of new jobs and financial recovery. Plus, whilst cannabis becomes legal in more US states, it remains illegal at a federal level. The BBC's Manuela Saragosa examines what that means for the country's marijuana industry, and whether president-elect Joe Biden's administration is likely to be able to fulfil a pledge to decriminalise cannabis. (Picture: A Cyberpunk 2077 display in a shop. Picture credit: Getty Images.)

Schleichend hat sich das Internet um uns herum als ubiquitäres System entwickelt, sodass wir oft gar nicht mehr mitbekommen, wenn wir vernetzt sind. Kann es denn noch durchdringender oder weiter ausgebaut werden? (Disclaimer für Deutschland: Sehen wir mal von der schwachen Netzabdeckung in ländlichen Gebieten ab. ;)) Shownotes - 50 Years of the Internet von BBC Click auf YouTube - Awful AI von David Dao - The Social Dilemma von Netflix auf YouTube - How Does the Internet Work von Vox auf YouTube - The Rise of Misinformation von BBC Click auf YouTube Quellen - Aufnahme eines Modems von schluppipuppie unter der Creative Commons Attribution Lizenz freigegeben Social Media Einblicke hinter die Kulissen, Möglichkeiten zur Kontaktaufnahme, gesittete Diskussionen und mehr gibt es auf unseren Kanälen: - Instagram - Twitter - Telegram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teein4d/message

October is the spookiest month, so we’re joined by horror expert Louise Blain to discuss new TV series The Haunting Of Bly Manor and classic movie Final Destination. Is Netflix’s gothic romance – loosely adapted from the works of Henry James – a worthy successor to last year’s Hill House series? We talk ghosts, accents, and adaptations. In our regular Rewind retro section, the crew share their love for 2000’s iconic teen death-dodging film. Is it worth a rewatch this Halloween? Meanwhile, we’ve been to the year 3000 – and beyond. We give our verdict on Star Trek: Discovery’s big jump to the future in the season three opener. And the Baby Yoda Show will be back soon, along with its supporting Mandalorian. As the trailers keep coming for the Disney streaming service’s secret weapon, it seems like a good time to ask if the future of Star Wars is on the small screen. There’s all this plus Green Lantern, The Stand, Buck Rogers, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange and Mad Max in Robby The Robot’s Waiting, the perfectly splendid podcast where there are no accidents, no coincidences, no escapes... Episode highlights: 1.00 – What we’re watching: Star Trek: Discovery returns, with our heroine crashing into a man and his cat, 900 years in the future. We set phasers for fun. 10.22 – The Mandalorian will be back at the end of the month! And Obi-Wan looks certain to pull a Jedi mind trick on the TV schedules soon too. We punch the Disney+ coordinates into the navicomputer and speculate on where Star Wars will take us next. 24.40 – We had Bly hopes for the follow up to The Haunting Of Hill House. We journey to a stately home in the 1980s and weigh the scary against the silly. 36.11 – Rewind: it’s been 20 years since Final Destination first cheated death. We look back on the classic teen horror. 51.32 – News: there’s a new trailer for The Watch, Buck Rogers might be making a comeback, Doctor Strange will be in Spider-Man 3, Imperator Furiosa will have her own Mad Max prequel series, we’d love to see Green Lantern in the Arrowverse, and more. Doing the talking: Richard Edwards: film and TV journalist and former editor of SFX magazine https://twitter.com/RichDEdwards Tanavi Patel: entertainment reporter for SFX and Digital Spy, panel moderator for MCM, FanExpo and more https://twitter.com/tanavip Dave Bradley: writer, gamer, book reviewer and another former editor of SFX magazine https://twitter.com/BoxDaveB SPECIAL GUEST! We’re joined by journalist and presenter Louise Blain. With words in GamesRadar, T3, BBC Radio Scotland, TechRadar, BBC Click, Netflix UK, the Evolution Of Horror podcast and more, she’s well known as a doyen of dread and a guru of gore. https://twitter.com/Shiny_Demon Robby's waiting for you: sign up to our mailing list (coming soon – be among the first to join us) https://tinyurl.com/robbynewsletter

My Future Business Interview with CHRISTOPHER BISHOP #futurist #jobs #christopherbishop Hi, and welcome to the show! On today's My Future Business Show I have the pleasure of spending time with workplace futurist, TEDx speaker, LinkedIn Learning instructor and former IBMer CHRISTOPHER BISHOP. Christopher writes and speaks at universities and corporate settings about emerging technologies including AI, crypto assets, blockchain, augmented and virtual reality and robotics. He is also a nonlinear, multimodal careerist who has had eight careers so far – including touring rock musician (played with Robert Palmer), jingle producer (sang on the first Kit Kat TV commercial “Gimme A Break”) and Web site project manager (developed Johnson & Johnson's first corporate Web site). Chris also spent 15 years at IBM in a variety of roles including business strategy consultant and communications executive driving social media adoption and the use of virtual worlds for training and events. Based on this atypical career path, Chris developed a program called “How to succeed at jobs that don't exist yet” to give today's learners insight into how to navigate the new world of work. He has shared this perspective at various universities including Baruch, Columbia, Duke, Queens College, Stern School of Business at NYU, Texas A&M and Union College. Chris recently recorded a live-action course for LinkedIn Learning called “Future-proofing your data science career” – which went live in April 2020. In addition, Chris co-authored a white paper last year with MIT Media Lab professor Sandy Pentland titled Blockchain+AI+Human”, describing the business possibilities as well as the powerful socio-cultural implications of connecting AI and blockchain. Here are some of the additional resource links Christopher shared for your use... Course on LinkedIn Learning - "Future proofing your data science career" TEDxTimesSquare talk on "Openness" Web site - https://improvisingcareers.com/ My LinkedIn profile Thought leaders to follow Ravin Jesuthasan - global thought leader, futurist, author - Willis Towers Watson Thomas Malone - MIT Sloan School of Management - professor, author Alain Dehaze - CEO, Adecco Gerd Leonhard - futurist, speaker Books to check out The Future of Work - Thomas Malone MORE - Philip Coggan Rise and Fall of Nations - Ruchir Sharma Other ANTENNA channels BBC Click - a weekly TV show Bloomberg Technology - daily TV show and web site Futurism - web site and app Espresso - daily news from The Economist - app available on the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android) This is an amazing content-rich call, filled with fresh perspectives that will get you thinking about how to navigate the future world you live and work in. To access “How to succeed at jobs that don't exist yet”, or to contact Christopher directly, click the link below. Thanks again Christopher, for being my guest on The My Future Business Show! Rick Nuske PS: To get in front of your best audience and stay there, click the book your interview button below. Thanks for joining us on the show today, and if you liked this call, support the show by clicking on our big red YouTube subscribe button below, and share us with your friends. 

Some reports suggest the government won’t now go ahead with the reform of the Gender Recognition Act. If true, this means that people won’t be able to self-declare their gender. What will this mean for the wider debate? Jane speaks to Helen Belcher, co-founder of Trans Media Watch and chair of the national LGBT charity Consortium, and Joan Smith, Chair of the Mayor of London’s Violence Against Women and Girls Board and author of ‘Home Grown: How Domestic Violence Turns Men Into Terrorists’. Susie Dent is a lexicographer, etymologist and linguist. She has appeared in Dictionary Corner on Channel 4's 'Countdown' since 1992, and can also be seen on 8 out of 10 Cats does Countdown, or ‘Catsdown’ as she calls it. She can also be heard alongside Gyles Brandreth on the award-nominated podcast Something Rhymes With Purple. She joins Jane to talk about how her love of words began with shampoo bottles, her research into modern tribes, 90s rap music lyrics and the meaning of cacoethes. For the past month Woman's Hour has been celebrating women who get things done – the Troupers. Today it’s the turn of Preethi Manuel who talks about the life of her daughter, fostering, and her role in campaigning for disabled children to have access to mainstream education. Non-essential retail shops are beginning to reopen, but will we actually want to go back? New technology is using artificial intelligence to make the experience of online shopping more fulfilling and more personalised. BBC Click reporter Lara Lewington tells Jane more.

We're being told to work from home if we can, so how is it going? Anna Harris who works for a marketing and advertising agency, and Caroline Whaley, the co-founder of a coaching consultancy aimed at women and leadership, discuss. Lara Lewington from BBC Click offers some tips and advice for staying in touch via tech. The Lives of Houses is a collection of essays which asks what a house can tell us about the person who lived there. Hermione Lee describes why we are so fascinated by the homes of famous literary figures. The Government has issued new guidelines on the personal protective equipment that should be used by NHS staff on the frontline. It's also said that it's important for social care staff to feel safe, and the new guidance will offer them information and reassurance. Christina McAnea, Assistant General Secretary of UNISON which represents thousands of workers in the sector, and Margaret Hodge MP for Barking and Dagenham, discuss. Kayleigh Llewyellyn is the writer and creator of a new BBC comedy drama series called In My Skin. Based on her own story of growing up in Wales, it follows 16 year Bethan as she negotiates her school life, sexuality, and hiding her mother’s mental illness from her friends and teachers. What does social distancing look like in one of the more remote parts of the UK? We find out through The Woman's Hour Corona Diaries with Angela Crawford from the Isle of Lewis. DIY hair care: the Dos and the Don'ts. Tanya Harrison is the founder of Harrison Hair Studio in Liverpool. She shares some tips if you’re eager to have a go yourself. Presenter: Jane Garvey Producer: Dianne McGregor

We're being told to work from home if we can, so how's it going? What if you're sharing your home with someone else #WFH? Do you have enough space? As well as the paid work you're doing, how are the chores getting divided up? And what about looking after children in the middle of it all? Victims of violence in the home are being reassured that there's still help available for them despite what's happening. Sarah Green from End Violence Against Women describes how dangerous the lock-down is for victims of domestic abuse. We hear from Kate Elisabeth Russell, author of My Dark Vanessa. It's about an American teenager who's been groomed and raped by a teacher. At the time that it's happening the character thinks it's love, but realises when she's older that is was abuse. And how we're using tech to stay in touch. Lara Lewington from BBC Click gives us some tips on Zoom, Whatsapp and Houseparty.

The Chinese company Huawei wants to be the biggest tech firm in the world. But this week the US tried to squash it by cutting Huawei off from Google’s Android operating system, meaning that users’ phones may no longer get security updates. It’s the latest move in an ongoing trade war between the US and China. So how much is this about phones, and how much is it about a battle for global supremacy? BBC Click’s Jen Copestake, Vincent Ni from the BBC Chinese Service and our Security Correspondent Gordon Corera tell us the answer. Producer: Harriet Noble Mixed by Nicolas Raufast Editor: John Shields

This is an episode about what happened when global tech gurus were invited inside one of the world’s oldest and most conservative institutions. The Catholic church is thinking about the big ethical questions - perhaps in a way many of our governments are not - that are swirling around around tech. So they gathered some of the big players in robotics and AI in Rome, at the Vatican. BBC Click’s Jen Copestake was there to see what happened. Producers: Philly Beaumont and Duncan Barber Mixed by: Andy Mills Editor: John Shields

Apple reported falling sales of the iPhone this week. A category-defining product since its launch in 2007, other smartphone makers have largely been playing catch up. The company is blaming a slowdown in China for the fall in revenues, but it also faces serious competition on price and design from China and beyond. Jen Copestake from BBC Click assesses Apple’s dwindling dominance and what that could mean for the company and its customers. Producers: Duncan Barber and Philly Beaumont.

Ali Jones is here with a brand new podcast! She's talking to some of our best-loved creatives about where it started going right in their star-spangly careers. Ali's second guest is Spencer Kelly, presenter of the BBC's technology programme Click.

I had the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Budd for this episode. Daniel is the Director of Learning Technologies at Corpus Christi College, an Apple Distinguished School in Perth, Western Australia. As an Apple Distinguished Educator, Daniel is actively involved in research projects focussed on STEM education, robotics, information systems, big data and design thinking. Daniel's career began in Web Development and Design for learning Australian marketing and advertising firms. Daniel and I had an inspiring discussion about teaching Swift and creating engaging learning in Swift. Daniel Budd - Twitter - https://twitter.com/danielbbudd Daniel Budd - Blog - www.danielbudd.com.au Show Links Apple Distinguished Educators - http://www.apple.com/education/apple-distinguished-educator/ Corpus Christi College Perth, Western Australia - http://www.corpus.wa.edu.au/ Australian National Curriculum - http://www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/ Everyone Can Code - http://www.apple.com/education/everyone-can-code/ Swift Playgrounds - https://appsto.re/us/eHUj2.i Swift Playground Book file - https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Xcode/Conceptual/swift_playgrounds_doc_format/index.html Intro to App Development with Swift curriculum: Teacher - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118577558?mt=11 Student - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118575552?mt=11 Xcode - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xcode/id497799835?mt=12 Accidental Tech: Episode 205 - People Don't Use the Weird Parts - http://atp.fm/episodes/205 stackoverflow - http://stackoverflow.com/ Favorite Podcasts Leading Change - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-change-technology/id1205348149?mt=2 Wired Educator Podcast - http://wirededucator.com/ Out of School - https://outofschool.net/ Canvas - https://www.relay.fm/canvas Connected - https://www.relay.fm/connected Accidental Tech Podcast - http://atp.fm BBC Click - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p002w6r2/episodes/downloads Daniel's published work Probablity with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2017/1/18/probability-with-coding Geometry with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2016/8/31/geometry-with-swift-playgrounds Sprite Invaders with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2016/8/21/sprite-invaders-with-swift-playgrounds Blackjack with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2016/8/21/blackjack-with-swift-playgrounds In the iBooks Store Hopscotch: Geometry & Transformations - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/hopscotch-geometry-transformations/id1091830057?mt=13 Probability with Swift - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/probability-with-swift/id1209829323?mt=11 And many more... You can find also find the show notes and other information on my blog: Swift Teacher Blog - http://www.swiftteacher.org

Working together, Mindshare and John Walter Thompson, have produced a report investigating the landscape of voice recognition technology and how this will come to shape our day-to-day in the years to come. They used both quantitative and qualitative research methods to build up a picture of how people currently view and ultise voice technology; and then hypothesize how this may shape as the technology develops. Today’s panel on the future of voice will be led by BBC Click’s LJ Rich. She is joined by leading experts Duncan Anderson from IBM, Adam Martin from Acast, Heather Andrews from NeuroInsight and Joe Evans from Enders Analysis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 44 of Livestream Stars with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Luria Petrucci is a pioneer in the podcasting and live streaming world. Since 2005, she's grown an audience of 2 million social followers with more than 1 billion views and 3500 videos. Luria has produced and hosted video & live streams for her own communities, Samsung, Panasonic, AT&T, OnStar, DISH Network, Verizon FiOS, Bausch + Lomb, BBC Click. and more. She recently helped GoDaddy launch a weekly livestream show, Beyond the Domain, on the company's Facebook page hosted by Heather Dopson. At http://livestreamingpros.com/ (LiveStreamingPros.com), Luria teaches small business owners and entrepreneurs how to grow their business with live streaming and online video. She quadcasts live weekdays at 1pm ET on Facebook Live, 2 Periscope accounts and YouTube Live. Luria's been featured as a Tech Expert on CNN, ABC, MSNBC, FOX, TWiT, and has appeared on TV walls inside of Walmart, Target & Fry's Electronics, and you may have even seen her shows inside of fast and fast-casual restaurants like Arby's! She was a recent guest on CNN to talk about the iPhone 7. Luria is also the CEO and hosts shows for Geeks Life, a tech & lifestyle show with 5 minute tech videos and twice weekly livestreams. She's spoken at TEDx, multiple WordCamps around the country, Podcast Movement, and has been a keynote speaker for many business conferences around the world. Find Luria on Twitter and Instagram: @LuriaPetrucci. Show TopicsThe 4 levels of livestreaming How level 3 livestreamers can improve their presentation How to construct an attractive background without spending much money Why you probably shouldn't use a greenscreen Tips on improving your lighting How to position yourself on-camera The importance of consistency in building a following for your show The 3 paths to monetization of your livestreaming broadcasts What to avoid when streaming to multiple platforms If you only stream to 1 platform, which one should the majority of livestreamers choose? How to engage (and how not to) with your audience while hosting Differences between traditional TV and livestreaming broadcasts

This show was recorded INSIDE BBC Broadcasting House in Central London interviewing the amazing Bill Thompson for a second time. We talk about digital transformation, digital rights, security of data and reputation. Recorded live on the studio floor of the BBC Science team responsible for BBC Click.

Gareth Mitchell, presenter, BBC Click, gives us an insight into the production of the radio programme, and his top advice for those looking to enter a career in radio

Welcome to the Star Citizen News and Weekly review looking at the Star Citizen headlines and then moving onto a more in-depth look at the Official Sources & Shows all for the week ending 14th Feb 2016. 0:16 - Headlines 2:48 - 10 For The Devs 5:40 - Around The Verse 7:35 - Reverse The Verse Package Split Info - https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/15189-Package-Split-Information Star Citizen on BBC Click - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070w3zm Listen to the Podcast or Read it here - http://redacted.tv/threads/star-citizen-news-weekly-review-14th-february.535/ Get Star Citizen Here & a 5000 UEC Bonus http://robertsspaceindustries.com/enlist?referral=STAR-Q4BD-Q9Q9 Get Games - GamesPlanet.com http://gamesplanet.com/?ref=REDACTED Help Support Our Channel PATREON - http://www.patreon.com/BoredGamer DONATIONS - http://www.twitchalerts.com/donate/boredgameruk TWITTER - http://twitter.com/BoredGamerUK WEBSITE - http://REDACTED.tv System Specs: http://redacted.tv/threads/system-specs-hardware-periperials.47 All Music Provided by Matthew Huffaker aka Teknoaxe http://www.youtube.com/teknoaxe

The techgrumps are now using Google Hangouts. This time we have David Eastman and Ian Forrester forming the old guard, with semi regular Alan O’Donohoe and Maria Aretoulaki and Special Guest Kate Russell from BBC Click. You can download it in Mpeg3 or Ogg Vorbis from Archive.org as always. Topics include, Ubuntu everywhere (including your […]

Podcast follow up, 17 4 12. Boo to Gareth Mitchell at BBC Click on the radio.

BBC Click broadcast on Sat 24th March has a focus on computing in schools. Watch the episode here in full Click: 24/03/2012 http://bbc.in/GLfjGe