beyond tellerrand was unique; the crowd is warm and energized, and the speakers covered such a breadth of topics that I learned new things I never expected. I recommend everyone make it a must-attend event for their annual fill of delicious brain food.
I’m really looking forward to the session of Lucy Blakiston at #btconf in Berlin. If you know her work with “Shit You Should Care About” or her book “Make It Make Sense” (German edition here), you already know she has a unique way of making sense of the internet without ever making it boring.
This isn’t going to be a “death by slides” presentation. Instead, Lucy will sit down with her friend Sacha Judd for a real conversation about life online in 2025. They’ll cover what it means to live so much of our lives on the internet, why communities matter more than clout, how fandom can spark entire careers, and what AI is doing to the future of digital media.
It promises to be one of those talks where you leave not only entertained, but also with a new perspective on the world you scroll through every day.
beyond tellerrand Berlin 2025 is taking place on November 6 and 7 with workshops and Side Events on 5th and 8th.