Podcasts about digital times

In this episode we are joined by Oliver Latsch!Translator and agent Oliver Latsch grew up bilingual in German and English in East Africa and Germany. He trained to be a scientist and had just completed his PhD in Biology in the U.K. when he was asked to help get some best-selling German children's books published in English. This led to a career as a literary agent and translator. Since then, he has accumulated 17 published book translations both from German to English and vice versa. His translation of Cornelia Funke's The Thief Lord from German into English was shortlisted for the 2003 Mildred L. Batchelder Award for an outstanding translated book and his most recent translations include The Magicians Map by Mikki Lish and Kelly Ngai (into German) , The Silver Tracks (Mirrorworld 4) by Cornelia Funke, Robin Hood and Erik the Red by Tilman Röhrig, and Save Our Freedom: A Wake-Up Call in Digital Times by Bijan Moini (into English).Check out his site here: https://latschlit.wordpress.com/Support the show

Monday morning live with Natasa Denman featuring one of her amazing authors, Suzi Hammond. Suzanna Hammond is a remedial Body Work Specialist in Sydney's Inner West. Her book – ‘The BODY CONNECTION: an Analog ReBoot for Digital Times' – is an Amazon Bestseller in the Women's Health Category. A practical, fascinating, often uproariously funny account of the daily hazards & health challenges of modern life ... & why common sense still rocks when it comes to wellbeing & working with chronic conditions. Especially, in our digital age where everyone's an instant expert & a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing! Her URBAN YARNS Series is a Junior Fiction trilogy of ripping yarns written under the name SUZI HAMMOND. ‘The UNICORNS Next Door', ‘The DRAGON'S Warning' (published this November), & ‘The Return of the PHOENIX' (coming in 2025) will take your tween on a wild & magical ride through an environmental fantasyland. Designed to make reading accessible & fun for the ‘screen generation'. Learn more about Suzi Hammond through this link: https://www.islandsofbliss.com.au/ Find us at http://www.writeabook.com.au Join our Facebook Community: Author Your Way to Riches: https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoryourwaytoriches Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/NatasaDenmanYouTube

Online bookings or roll ups? Paper or electronic scorecards? Wherever you turn in golf it seems the conversation soon moves on to technology. How far should clubs go to adopt it? Do you dip the toe, or dive headlong into a clubhouse of shot-by-scot scoring and digital leaderboards? However, you might feel about it, tech is changing the world around us, and golf will have to move with it. But can it sit with tradition and how can clubs manage the inevitable change? My guest this week to discuss this and more is Craig Higgs, international managing director for Golf Genius Software. If you've ever played an event on NCGs Top 100s tour, or if you've enjoyed a round stateside, you'll be familiar with the huge company's tournament management solutions. They've got Rory McIlroy as an investor, and they also provide the scoring for England Golf's competitions. So, who better to assess technology in golf – a sport where the digital revolution has been accelerated massively by the Covid pandemic – and look at how to handle it? Let's get stuck in…

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I don't know if you've noticed but a lot of things are being automated these days. You might be afraid that your job might be automated, and you want to stay relevant in these fast-changing digital times. Especially with the added crisis and how the workplace will be post-Corona. In today's episode, I talk about how you can stay relevant and be assured that you will maintain a job in these disruptive times. In this episode, I share with you the three things that will help you stay relevant in these times. REBEL LEADER WITH A HEART SHOWNOTES:https://rebelleaderwithaheart.com/23REBEL LEADER WITH A HEART COMMUNITY:https://www.facebook.com/groups/rebelleaderwithaheart LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/murielle-machiels-ab09621/

Hadley Agrez, CEO of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival chatted with David Moyle about the Joys and Challenges of presenting three Digital Festivals, (THESE DIGITAL TIMES), and the amazing artists lined up to perform in […] http://media.blubrry.com/bent_notes/p/joy.org.au/bentnotes/wp-content/uploads/sites/107/2020/07/Hadley-Agrez-20200719.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 13:30 — 12.4MB) | Embed Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post These Digital Times III appeared first on Bent Notes.

Hadley Agrez, CEO of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, spoke with David Moyle about the approach to the Jazz Festival in light of the isolation restrictions on concerts and gathering of groups of people. The […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_bentnotes/p/joy.org.au/bentnotes/wp-content/uploads/sites/107/2020/06/HadleyAgres20200524.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 17:53 — 16.4MB) | Embed Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post MIJF in These Digital Times appeared first on Bent Notes.

This time I had the chance to engage in a heartfelt conversation with a great surfer and talented business woman: Erika Drolet, she is the co-founder of The Salty Souls a surf, yoga and empowerment experience. We talked about life challenges, best digital practices for a business and obviously SURF! || Follow Voz de 2 Podcast on IG and TW @Vozde2 and on FB Voz de 2 Podcast. Subscribe to our episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, TuneIn, Stitcher y Anchor.fm --- Send in a voice message: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vozde2/message

Bem amigos do Barbados em Campo, esse é o quarto episodio do nosso querido podcast que abordar o futebol de uma maneira descontraída com apresentação de Caio Taliba e os comentários de Renan Cruz que seguem as orientações do professor para garantir os 3 pontos!Segue lá no instagram: @ta.liba & @rcruzba

One of the most interesting aspects of CES is the fact that it is not just a single conference, but really a collection of conferences all within Las Vegas at once. Our floor interviews come from some other events, such as ShowStoppers. One of the larger events to take place during the show is the Digital Health Summit @ CES, a two-day partner event that showcases some of the big, upcoming advancements in health tech.The conference is hosted by Living in Digital Times, who we also spoke to about The Young Innovators Awards. The conference draws large exhibitors like Philips and Johnson & Johnson, and startups alike. This year's conference showed the growing popularity of a more personalized approach to healthcare and wellness. Products like Lumen, who received our TPN Pick award, is a great example of a personalized approach to wellness. While we've had wearables and trackers for a while, we're just starting to see the promise of taking those data points and applying them to reality. Another great example of this is EyeQue, a company that allows you to administer your own eye exams without the need for a doctor's visit.Another big trend for this year was sleep science. We had the pleasure of speaking with several companies that were approaching sleep technology from various angles, ranging from a way to know about what time it is based on the color of a box to devices designed to help train you to get better sleep based on your experiences. At the Digital Health Summit, they had keynote speakers from companies like Sleep Number, whose newest models all offer sleep tracking and training built into the bed itself.The Digital Health Summit happens every year during CES. To learn more about the conference and see videos from 2020, head over to their website.Interview by Marlo Anderson of The Tech Ranch and Daniele Mendez of The New Product Launchpad.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

One of the most interesting aspects of CES is the fact that it is not just a single conference, but really a collection of conferences all within Las Vegas at once. Our floor interviews come from some other events, such as ShowStoppers. One of the larger events to take place during the show is the Digital Health Summit @ CES, a two-day partner event that showcases some of the big, upcoming advancements in health tech.The conference is hosted by Living in Digital Times, who we also spoke to about The Young Innovators Awards. The conference draws large exhibitors like Philips and Johnson & Johnson, and startups alike. This year's conference showed the growing popularity of a more personalized approach to healthcare and wellness. Products like Lumen, who received our TPN Pick award, is a great example of a personalized approach to wellness. While we've had wearables and trackers for a while, we're just starting to see the promise of taking those data points and applying them to reality. Another great example of this is EyeQue, a company that allows you to administer your own eye exams without the need for a doctor's visit.Another big trend for this year was sleep science. We had the pleasure of speaking with several companies that were approaching sleep technology from various angles, ranging from a way to know about what time it is based on the color of a box to devices designed to help train you to get better sleep based on your experiences. At the Digital Health Summit, they had keynote speakers from companies like Sleep Number, whose newest models all offer sleep tracking and training built into the bed itself.The Digital Health Summit happens every year during CES. To learn more about the conference and see videos from 2020, head over to their website.Interview by Marlo Anderson of The Tech Ranch and Daniele Mendez of The New Product Launchpad.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Kicking off CES 2020 in Las Vegas Andy chats with Robin Raskin, founder of Living in Digital Times follow a presentation on digital lifestyle trends for 2020.

We try to get at this question: How can we incentivize the truth? Is this possible? We also talk about the rise of the personal computing industry and Robin's role in that.  Check out Robin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/robinr Check out more about Living in Digital Times and their event at CES: https://livingindigitaltimes.com/

Dr. Heidi talks with Robin Raskin, Founder of Living in Digital Times. The tech tech, the changing industry and how to make it more habitable for humans in both the industry and life. Founder of Living in Digital Times. Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES® and at conferences and events worldwide. The company’s trademark events include Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, HighTech Retail Summit, FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others. In a previous lifetime, Robin honed her tech chops at a variety of technology publications. She was a columnist for USA Today online, editor of PC Magazine, founding editor of FamilyPC magazine and was one of the founding contributors of Yahoo! Tech. Author of six books, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, Robin has been a thought-leader at the forefront of an ever-changing topic: what it means to be digital. Robin also serves on the board of the CTA Foundation. and on the ACM Practitioners Board. She lives in NYC and the Hudson Valley, with her husband, her three drop-in-now-and-then children, and closets full of obsolete technology. Follow Robin on Twitter @RobinR and stay up to date on all things Living in Digital Times on Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook. website: Livingindigitaltimes.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/robin.raskin1 Twitter ID: @robinR   ******************************************************   This episode is brought to you by Rocketbook, Dr. Heidi’s favorite offline tech tool. Rocketbook is a brilliant concept that enables the use of pen and paper for recording, but easy transfer of that into digital means that is searchable and easy to organize and trace. Dr. Heidi has arranged a discount for you, her listeners, if you follow this link. http://www.getrocketbook.com?rfsn=1761454.14963a

Richard and Chris continue their conversation with Robin Raskin from Living in Digital Times. In this episode, they talk about the demise of Anki and its implications for toys and play, STEM in tech, changes in the family dynamics around tech and some best parenting practices around tech and kids. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-playground-podcast/support

Richard and Chris sit down with family technology expert Robin Raskin, founder and president of Living in Digital Times. They talk about current technology, CES, and the role of tech in family entertainment and, of course, toys. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-playground-podcast/support

Peggy wraps up the show by talking with Robin Raskin, founder, Living in Digital Times, who explains says users get frustrated when each device requires an app of its own. She reveals that there are already more devices than humans on the planet. As an example, a thermostat can be set, or it can learn behaviors about you and can save you money and time. The new generation of IoT devices will have some analytics and machine learning behind it to predict what you want. She also explains that some great things have happened in the IoT space for seniors and accessibility.

Peggy wraps up the show by talking with Robin Raskin, founder, Living in Digital Times, who explains says users get frustrated when each device requires an app of its own. She reveals that there are already more devices than humans on the planet. As an example, a thermostat can be set, or it can learn behaviors about you and can save you money and time. The new generation of IoT devices will have some analytics and machine learning behind it to predict what you want. She also explains that some great things have happened in the IoT space for seniors and accessibility.

Dr. Heidi talks with Robin Raskin, Founder of Living in Digital Times. The tech tech, the changing industry and how to make it more habitable for humans in both the industry and life. Founder of Living in Digital Times. Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES® and at conferences and events worldwide. The company’s trademark events include Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, HighTech Retail Summit, FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others. In a previous lifetime, Robin honed her tech chops at a variety of technology publications. She was a columnist for USA Today online, editor of PC Magazine, founding editor of FamilyPC magazine and was one of the founding contributors of Yahoo! Tech. Author of six books, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, Robin has been a thought-leader at the forefront of an ever-changing topic: what it means to be digital. Robin also serves on the board of the CTA Foundation. and on the ACM Practitioners Board. She lives in NYC and the Hudson Valley, with her husband, her three drop-in-now-and-then children, and closets full of obsolete technology. Follow Robin on Twitter @RobinR and stay up to date on all things Living in Digital Times on Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook. website: Livingindigitaltimes.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/robin.raskin1 Twitter ID: @robinR SitTight has been generous enough to provide a discount to our listeners by simply enter discount code 2BU at checkout at Sittight.com. Your order will help support the Evolving Digital Self podcast. If you like it, please feel free to share it with your friends (both the discount and the podcast ).

Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES (the Consumer Electronics Show) and at conferences and events worldwide. The company's trademark events include The Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others.    In a previous lifetime, Raskin honed her tech chops at a variety of technology publications. She was editor of PC Magazine and began FamilyPC and YahooTech!. Author of 6 books, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, Raskin has been at the forefront of an ever-changing topic: what it means to be digital. She lives in NYC and the Hudson Valley, with her husband, her three drops in now and then children, and closets full of obsolete technology.

Contemplative Practices And Connection In Digital Times (May 27, 2018) How can contemplative practices renew hearts and spirits in digital times? In what ways does technology help or harm our human abilities to engage our ethics in a beautiful and heart-breaking world? All are welcome for this service of inquiry and hope. Rev. Dara Olandt, Guest Minister Phil Marshall, Worship Associate My-Hoa Steger, piano Wm. García Ganz, piano Spider Ranch, live sound and recording Jonathan Silk, OOS, Podcasting

Contemplative Practices And Connection In Digital Times (May 27, 2018) How can contemplative practices renew hearts and spirits in digital times? In what ways does technology help or harm our human abilities to engage our ethics in a beautiful and heart-breaking world? All are welcome for this service of inquiry and hope. Rev. Dara Olandt, Guest Minister Phil Marshall, Worship Associate My-Hoa Steger, piano Wm. García Ganz, piano Spider Ranch, live sound and recording Jonathan Silk, OOS, Podcasting

Join us for an in-depth discussion with Robin Raskin and Jill Gilbert of Living in Digital Times about what we can expect to see in the digital health space at CES 2018.

Julie Sylvester, Executive Producer at Living in Digital Times, talks trends likely to emerge at Sports and FitnessTech Summit at CES in Las Vegas.

Are you a “drone parent”? Do you use technology to monitor your kids on their computer, phone, or car?  Listen to Robin Raskin, founder of Living in Digital Times, discuss “to track or not to track”. … Read more about this episode...

Robin Raskin, founder of Living In Digital Times, talks with the guys about their experiences at 2016 CES. Living In Digital Times produces technology conferences, exhibits and events at CES and other locations. The guys talk to Robin about tech-enabled fashion, as well as the take0ver of electronic forms of money, driverless cars and other forward-looking trends brought … Continue reading Living In Digital Times at 2016 CES → The post Living In Digital Times at 2016 CES appeared first on Geek News Central.

Join Robin Raskin, Founder of Living in Digital Times, as she talks with CEA's Jeff Joseph, Sr. VP of Communications and Strategic Relationships, about the newest conferences, tech and innovations coming to Living in Digital Times at #CES2015

Join Jill Gilberts, Producer of the CES Digital Health and Silvers Summit, as she discusses with CEA's Jeff Joseph, Sr. VP of Communications and Strategic Relationships, about what to expect at Living in Digital Times during #CES2015

Talking the Next Big Digital Thing with Robin Raskin, the President and Founder, Living in Digital Times. She discuses the evolution of digital interaction between parents and their children. They also discuss critical turning points for the tech industry.

Robin Raskin will be our guest this week. For nearly 30 years Robin has followed technology. Her company Living in Digital Times creates conferences and exhibitions that showcase products, technologies and ideas about what it means to be digital today! Robin produces a series of conferences and exhibits at CES (Consumer Electronic Show). One of them: Kids@Play is devoted to looking at the digital life of today's kids. Silvers Summit at CES looks at technology through the eyes of the mature adult. Robin's been the editor-in-chief of Family PC Magazine, and columinist for USA Today Online. She's served as a consultant and spokesperson for high tech companies including Nickelodeon, Intel, Microsoft, SONY, Disney Publishing, etc. She has produced her own monthly television tours and has appeared on NBC Early Today, MSNBC, Live with Regis and Kelly, CBS Early Show, and Fox's Good Day New York! Join us as Robin shares what it means raising digital kids today!