Speaker at TED is criticized by Organizer

by YODspica Authors on February 15, 2010

If someone criticizes a TED event, it is now obvious that they will not be invited again to attend or present (this follows a series of nonsense articles).  However the organizer feels he is entitled to criticise his guests as he pleases, however this implies a contradiction of the TED principles.  An example follows below of the criticism from the organizer:

“I know I shouldn’t say this about one of my own speakers,” he said on Twitter, “but I thought Sarah Silverman was god-awful…”

Perhaps TED speakers ought to present  Slavery sucks, as one speaker did.


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