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Die Maschine
German musician, actor and entertainer Friedrich Liechtenstein performs his song “Die Maschine” (The Machine) at DLD25. Watch this video for 8:21 minutes of pure fun, joy and energy.
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Game ON: Artists and Video Games
Explore the intersection of art and video games in this highly engaging DLD25 session with artists Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley and Leo Castañeda, moderated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director of London’s…
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Looking behind the “Hidden Door”: AI, Gaming and Storytelling
Digital media pioneer Hilary Mason introduces Hidden Door, a new interactive platform for fan experiences inspired by worlds from books, movies and other media. “Hidden Door is like a Netflix…
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AI & Digital Assets
How is AI being used to manage digital assets in Asia, including optimizing business processes and creating unique items in digital assets like video games? Watch this DLD24 session, moderated…
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The Evolution of Culture and Entertainment in a Digital World
This DLD24 session brings together two media industry heavyweights: Ole Obermann, Global Head of Music at TikTok & Bytedance, and David Kenny, executive chair of Nielsen, a global measurement and…
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The Age of AI Hardware, Smart Glasses & Spatial Computing
The emergence of spatial computing and its implications for business and entertainment are the core topics of this engaging DLD24 presentation by futurist Cathy Hackl. A former Amazon and Magic…
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The Changing Landscape of the Music Business
This DLD Munich conversation brings together Eurovision Song Contest winner NETTA and Elisabeth Furtwängler, who performs under her stage name KERFOR. The singers share insights about being role models, the…
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Virtual Society
Virtual worlds are not just about social media and entertainment – they also open up entirely new possibilities when it comes to running simulations that can benefit businesses, research and…
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Unlocking the Metaverse
The Metaverse is undoubtedly one of the most talked about tech trends of recent times. This DLD Munich session features experts who bring a deep understanding of the technology to…
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Let the Games Begin
Games are an integral part of today’s entertainment culture. Now, with artificial intelligence thrown in the mix, the question is: How will humans continue to express themselves and create meaning…
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Gaming, Web3 and the Importance of Digital Property Rights
Web3 and blockchain are concepts that question many existing concepts and demand a rethink of things we are currently taking for granted – for example when it comes to copyright…
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Sports and E-Sports: How To Close the Diversity Gap
At $200 billion in global revenue, video gaming is now a bigger business than music, video streaming and movies combined. One of the fastest growing sectors in this field is…
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Urgent Books in the Digital Age
This DLD24 session is a treat for book lovers and anyone interested in graphic design, art and culture. In conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist (Serpentine Galleries), graphic designer Irma Boom and famous architect Rem Koolhaas share details about their long collaboration on...
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5 Things We Didn’t Learn from the Pandemic – But Should Have
How much change did the pandemic really bring – and have we perhaps missed any opportunities? “We had this extraordinary inflection point where we could have fundamentally reinvented the way we work. And the reality is we did not”, Keith Ferrazzi observes...
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