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10 de dic. de 2011 · Tiffany Shlain, filmmaker and founder of the Webby Awards, talks about technology, love and connection, and how we are on our way to creating a giant web in ...
25 de oct. de 2011 · "Conectados", dirigida por Tiffany Shlain, intenta explicar por qué los seres humanos eligen interactuar a través de la tecnología y cómo eso está cambiando nuestro cerebro y el mundo.
March 1, 2013 Harvard Business Review- Tech’s Best Feature: The Off Switch, by Tiffany Shlain Articles about my Technology Shabbats: KSL.com Addiction to the internet has put humans in a ‘Frankenstein moment,’ Sundance speaker says. Religion News Science The science of Sabbath: How people are rediscovering rest—and claiming its benefits
Directed by Emmy-nominated director Tiffany Shlain and executive produced by Goldie Hawn and MindUP, The Teen Brain is a new 10-minute short film that explores what's happening in the teenage brain, illuminating that teenagers are emotionally brilliant super-learners with brains that are undergoing rapid and significant remodeling and development. . Based on the latest research on adolescence ...
Emmy-nominated series 40 million views 2 seasons below The Future Starts Here is an Emmy-nominated short-form series created by Tiffany Shlain that ran for two seasons in 2013 & 2014 and garnered over 40 million views. The show explored subjects ranging from neuroscience, the creative process, gender and transgender identities, and the relationship between humans and robots.
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In 1996, Tiffany Shlain founded The Webby Awards, the leading international honors for websites. As business leader and creative director for nearly a decade, Tiffany and hundreds of others built The Webbys into a global institution and industry bellwether that is known as "the Oscars of The Internet."
