God Is In the Machine
Carl Miller on the terrifying, hidden reality of Ridiculously Complicated Algorithms ‘I’ll lose my job if anyone knows about this.” There...
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The Reality of Power in the Digital Age - how the most precious commodity of the digital age is being fought over, won, lost and transformed. From politics to journalism, business to crime, he shows how power has escaped from its old bonds, where it has gone, the shape it nows takes and how it touches each of our lives. And, of course, what will happen next.
Digital crime and cyber security - Carl draws on going on a cyber-crime raid with the police, going to the the largest annual gathering of hackers in Las Vegas, even trying to do some cyber-crime himself. He shows how we're all living through an extraordinary moment: the worst crisis of law enforcement in the history of modern policing.
How to win the digital revolution - is this a protect yourself piece as title implies more organisational winning? Can these take aways be incorporated into digital crime talk rather than separating out and then can tailor depending on brief, thus clearly differentiating speaking areas in marketing collateral.
Five people you’ve never met, who are changing the world – possible after dinner talk or entertaining keynote - be good to have up sleeve (good option, but will monitor traction, success may depend on book performance).
Information Warfare Began with Cats - highly topical right now, great area to cover
The Two Faces of the Future of Journalism - might be a bit too niche, but happy to include, ultimately might appeal to publishing sector which tend to not have much budget for internal sector specific events, however no harm in including.
The Reality of Power in the Digital Age - how the most precious commodity of the digital age is being fought over, won, lost and transformed. From politics to journalism, business to crime, he shows how power has escaped from its old bonds, where it has gone, the shape it nows takes and how it touches each of our lives. And, of course, what will happen next.
Digital crime and cyber security - Carl draws on going on a cyber-crime raid with the police, going to the the largest annual gathering of hackers in Las Vegas, even trying to do some cyber-crime himself. He shows how we're all living through an extraordinary moment: the worst crisis of law enforcement in the history of modern policing.
How to win the digital revolution - is this a protect yourself piece as title implies more organisational winning? Can these take aways be incorporated into digital crime talk rather than separating out and then can tailor depending on brief, thus clearly differentiating speaking areas in marketing collateral.
Five people you’ve never met, who are changing the world – possible after dinner talk or entertaining keynote - be good to have up sleeve (good option, but will monitor traction, success may depend on book performance).
Information Warfare Began with Cats - highly topical right now, great area to cover
The Two Faces of the Future of Journalism - might be a bit too niche, but happy to include, ultimately might appeal to publishing sector which tend to not have much budget for internal sector specific events, however no harm in including.
The Reality of Power in the Digital Age - how the most precious commodity of the digital age is being fought over, won, lost and transformed. From politics to journalism, business to crime, he shows how power has escaped from its old bonds, where it has gone, the shape it nows takes and how it touches each of our lives. And, of course, what will happen next.
Digital crime and cyber security - Carl draws on going on a cyber-crime raid with the police, going to the the largest annual gathering of hackers in Las Vegas, even trying to do some cyber-crime himself. He shows how we're all living through an extraordinary moment: the worst crisis of law enforcement in the history of modern policing.
How to win the digital revolution - is this a protect yourself piece as title implies more organisational winning? Can these take aways be incorporated into digital crime talk rather than separating out and then can tailor depending on brief, thus clearly differentiating speaking areas in marketing collateral.
Five people you’ve never met, who are changing the world – possible after dinner talk or entertaining keynote - be good to have up sleeve (good option, but will monitor traction, success may depend on book performance).
Information Warfare Began with Cats - highly topical right now, great area to cover
The Two Faces of the Future of Journalism - might be a bit too niche, but happy to include, ultimately might appeal to publishing sector which tend to not have much budget for internal sector specific events, however no harm in including.
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