Clear talk. Cross talk. Double talk. A look at who’s saying what about what…
Monica Lewinsky: "Shame is an industry and the currency is clicks" http://t.co/Z6YyJ9BjNq #TED2015 pic.twitter.com/6SdOscfHxZ
— Mashable (@mashable) March 19, 2015
Monica Lewinsky took the TED stage on Thursday to discuss the media landscape as she has come to understand: unconcerned with the human subject of the story, hyperspeed, insatiable for traffic only. She went on say, “There is a very personal price to public humiliation and the Internet has jacked up that price… Public humiliation is a commodity and shame is an industry and what is the currency? Clicks.”
We should be thanking Apple for launching the $10,000 "apple watch" as the new gold standard in douchebag detection.
— Anna Kendrick (@AnnaKendrick47) March 9, 2015
Actress Anna Kendrick sharing her thoughts on the hefty five-figure price tag of Apple’s 18k gold watch.
“I’m totally unapologetic about being an ambitious woman, and you should be, too.” —Shinjini Das #WHM15 http://t.co/hH1AiEK8fG
— Levo League (@levoleague) March 18, 2015
Business Technology Analyst and Public Speaker Shinjini Das on being a true go-getter.
"You can't just operate on instinct – when it's not informed it's just lazy" @BrianGrazer #ACuriousMind #sxsw2015
— Trina Garnett (@yellowsunday) March 15, 2015
Entertainment powerhouse Brian Grazer sharing thoughts from his new book A Curious Mind at SXSW. The book also had a cameo in the Empire finale on FOX.
