1. technology and computing

Seoul Digital Forum 2015 Program
*Subject to change
12th Annual
CONSCIOUS CURIOSITY
Searching for the Next Breakthrough
Dates: MAY 20 & 21, 2015
Venues: DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza)
+ The Shilla Seoul Hotel
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Contents
Who We Are │ page 3
What We Do │ page 4
Introducing SDF2015’s theme: CONSCIOUS CURIOSITY | page 5
SDF 2014 Program │ page 6-15
SDF 2014 DeepDive Series │ page 16-18
SDF 2014 Visionaries List │ page 19-20
History in Brief │ page 21
Our Visionaries [from the past events] │ page 22
Previous Forum(SDF2014) at a Glance │ page 23-24
Additional Info [audience, venue, partners & more] │ page 24-25
We believe in the power of technology.
We believe in the power of wise people,
powered by technology.
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Who We Are
SDF (Seoul Digital Forum) is a major international conference about innovation and
inspiration in the context of the digital age. Striving to achieve a symbiotic ecosystem
of technology and humanity, SDF brings together thought- and action-provoking
leaders to delve into the New T.I.M.E.+ [Technology, Information, Media, Enterprise]
agendas and collaborate in shaping solutions for our future. Established as a non-profit
social responsibility initiative, the Forum is organized by SBS, a leading national
broadcasting network in Korea. 2015 marks SDF’s 12th Annual Conference and SBS’s
25th Anniversary.
Watch Our Talks
Alain de Botton with SBS Headline News Anchor Kim Sung Joon
· Full session video
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What We Do
Three Key INgredients of SDF
INSPIRING. IN-DEPTH. INTERACTIVE.
√ INSPIRING - Main Sessions
Every year SDF invites 40-50 brightest minds from around the world in the T.I.M.E.+
[Technology, Information, Media, Enterprise] areas. About 20-25 sessions take place
over the two-day conference, with the formats including solos, panels, conversations
and performances.
√ IN-DEPTH - DeepDive Series
Parallel to the Main Sessions are SDF DeepDive Sessions, a series of special symposiums
designed to take a deeper look into some of the key industry and social issues, and
draft practical solutions with recognized specialists. The solutions put forward at the
sessions are shared with the public via broadcasting, campaigns and policy proposals,
allowing them to trigger positive change in our society.
√ INTERACTIVE - Networking
During the conference and throughout the year SDF organizes networking
opportunities that revolve around the theme(s) of our talks, ranging from casual
meet-ups and official gatherings to exhibitions and concerts. We believe face-to-face
interaction will always remain the most effective way to communicate and collaborate
with SDF community members.
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SDF 2015
Conscious Curiosity
Searching for the Next Breakthrough
Let’s begin with a question: Have things always been this way?
Most of the discoveries, inventions and innovations that spearheaded human progress
stemmed from asking “What if?” Curiosity, questioning taken-for-grantedness and
envisioning a new world of possibilities, has been a powerful driving force behind
humanity’s quests for the unknown.
The inquisitive quests, however, seem to have been put on hold as we experience a
prolonged period of sluggish growth. Technological breakthroughs with transformative
potentials have become a rarity. For us to find new ways forward against this
somewhat stagnant atmosphere, we now more than ever need to rekindle our
‘conscious curiosity’ that taps into our inventiveness and creativity with
responsibilities for the future of humanity.
Coming out of age are technological innovations that revolve around ‘connectedness’
and ‘intelligence’: The web of connections continues to expand involving ever more
devices and people as robots evolve from being predictable to being adaptive and
intuitive. Amidst this change, conscious curiosity will help us see the unseen and tackle
the problems we face in novel ways.
Marking the 25th anniversary of SBS the Seoul Digital Forum 2015, SBS’s flagship
knowledge-sharing project, will explore the world with our renewed conscious curiosity.
At SDF2015, we will ready ourselves to break the mold, face the changes and venture
into a new realm of possibilities.
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SDF 2015 Program Schedule
*subject to change
VENUE | ART HALL 1 (B2F)
CONSCIOUS CURIOSITY
SEARCHING FOR THE NEXT BREAKTHROUGH
DAY 1
Wednesday MAY 20
DAY 2
Thursday MAY 21
Opening Ceremony & Keynote Address
√ Trailblazers
Keynote Address
Opening & Congratulatory Remarks
‘‘Conscious Curiosity, Searching for
the Next Breakthrough” 09:10-09:30
Kip THORNE 09:30-10:10
(Q&A with SONG Yoo-geun)
JB STRAUBEL 10:10-10:30
Anthony E. ZUIKER 09:10-09:40
Lowell BERGMAN 09:40-10:10
Ralph RIVERA 10:10-10:30
Break 10:30-10:50
Break 10:30-10:50
√ Investigators
√ Experimenters
√ Changemakers
LEE Min Hyouk 10:50-11:10
Micha BENOLIEL 11:10-11:30
Boyan SLAT, Danny SEO 11:30-12:10
CHOI Jin-Seok 10:50-11:10
Adam B. ELLICK 11:10-11:30
Ronald HORSTMAN 11:30-11:50
Scott LAMB 11:50-12:10
Lunch 12:10-13:10
Lunch 12:10-13:10
√ Designers
√ Rule Breakers
Ilkka PAANANEN 13:10-13:30
Dan NEARY 13:30-13:50
Jane Ní DHULCHAOINTIGH 13:50-14:10
Charlie MADDOCK 14:10-14:30
[DeepDive Special I]
SDF Global Hackathon:
Interview with Hackathon Winners 14:30-14:40
Frederik G. PFERDT 13:10-13:30
Cyril EBERSWEILER 13:30-13:50
SHIM Deok-Seob, KIM Jin Hyung 13:50-14:10
Joshua BENTON 14:10-14:30
KIM Hyuk 14:30-14:45
[DeepDive Special II] KIM Eun-mee 14:45-15:00
Intermission 14:40-15:10
Intermission 15:00-15:30
√ Empathizers
√ Explorers
KIM Thomas Hongtack 15:30-15:50
Samantha FUTERMAN & Anaïs BORDIER
with Eli Park SORENSEN 16:00-16:30
Erick OH 16:30-16:45
Thomas HELLUM 16:45-17:00
[DeepDive Special III] DOH Young Yim 17:00-17:15
Daan ROOSEGAARDE 17:15-17:45
Closing Remarks • The End
KIM Jaewan 15:10-15:30
CHOI Alex Jinsung 15:30-15:50
Miguel NICOLELIS 16:00-16:20
Rosalind PICARD 16:20-16:40
Francisco VICO 16:40-17:00
Special Conversation on AI 17:00-17:20
End of Day 1
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DAY 1
Wednesday May 20
Opening Ceremony & Keynote Address | 09:10-10:30
√ Trailblazers
“Conscious Curiosity, Searching for the Next Breakthrough”
Opening Remarks
LEE Woongmo Chief Executive Secretary, Seoul Digital Forum /President & CEO, SBS
Keynote Address
09:30-10:10
The Warped Side of Our Universe: Insights from Human Curiosity
Marking the 100th anniversary of Einstein’s theory of general relativity, renowned theoretical physicist Kip
Thorne takes us on a fanciful voyage in a spacecraft, to explore the warped side of our universe: objects and
phenomena made from warped space and warped time instead of from matter. The spacecraft carries humans
through a hypothetical wormhole to the heart of a distant galaxy. There they encounter and explore a gigantic
black hole: They probe the tornado-like whirl of space caused by the black hole's spin; they probe the black hole's
horizon, from which nothing can escape, and the extreme slowing of time near the horizon. And they send probes
into the black hole and watch as the black hole collides with a second black hole, creating a wild storm in the
fabric of space and time. The storm generates ripples called gravitational waves that travel out through the
universe and back to earth, carrying pictures that reveal to humans on earth deep mysteries of our universe's
warped side. Through this intergalactic journey, the man who imagined wormholes shows and shares with us the
power of science that has blossomed from human curiosity.
Visionary
Kip THORNE Theoretical physicist / Executive Producer, Interstellar
Q&A with
SONG Yoo-Keun
PhD Candidate, University of Science and Technology (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute Campus)
10:10-10:30
Telsa’s Electric Mission: Taking Batteries to a Whole New Level
Electric vehicles [EVs] are all the rage. While the auto industry is known for high barriers to entry, the catalyst
for the electric turn was a Californian startup founded in 2003, Tesla. The company has now set out to be more
than an EV maker: it aims to be a driving force behind the clean energy revolution. What lies at the heart of
Tesla’s innovative capability and ambition is the battery technology. The man in charge of developing the very
technology, JB Straubel, tells us how his Li-ion batteries can revolutionize not only the way we drive our cars but
the way energy is stored both inside and outside our home.
Visionary
JB STRAUBEL Co-founder & CTO, Tesla
Break 10:30-10:50
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√ Changemakers
10:50-11:10
Technology, Our New Emotional Language
What we now call a 'phone' has become an integral part of our lives: it is a 'revolution' in the palm of our hands,
powered by the advancement of technology. And this revolution was possible because technology met design, our
emotional language. What does it mean to interpret technology as an element of design? What roles design serve
in bridging technology and humanity? The man who dreams of a phone's next evolution and innovation, Lee Min
Hyouk is on a quest to be the next changemaker. As the leader of the design team of the Galaxy Series, he talks
about what curiosity is for designers.
Visionary
LEE Min Hyouk VP, Head of Design Team, Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics
11:10-11:30
The Future of the Internet is Powered by You
The popup message “No Internet Connection” is every device user’s nightmare that leaves them unable to
communicate. Open Garden has taken aim at this often precarious onlineness that has become synonymous with
‘being connected to the Internet’, with its off-the-grid messaging app FireChat. Making use of Bluetooth, WiFi
and peer-to-peer networks, the app allows each device to directly connect to other devices nearby without having
to depend on the Internet. The technology has proven to be a powerful communication tool for outdoor festivals,
classroom chats, news gathering and civil uprisings as seen during Hong Kong’s umbrella revolution. And the
magic of multipeer connectivity is that the more people use it, the better it gets. Micha Benoliel, CEO and cofounder of Open Garden, tells us how ubiquitous mobile connectivity can reshape the way we connect and
communicate - and how the future of connectivity will be powered by you, for you.
Visionary
Micha BENOLIEL Co-founder & CEO, Open Garden
11:30-12:10
Embracing Cultural Shifts for Good
In 1989, Korean American environmentalist Danny Seo started an environmental group at the age of 12 that
soon grew to the largest teenage green nonprofit in the USA. Today, at 37, Danny is the CEO and founder of
Danny Seo Media Ventures, a for-profit company that inspires millions of people how to marry sustainability
with style into their everyday lives. As the Editor in Chief of his own namesake magazineNaturally, Danny Seo,
Danny will talk about the importance of self-transformation in building a mission-based company. Just like
trends, societies have cultural shifts that must be identified, embraced and used to evolve your own work and
messaging. It’s the only way you can achieve the greater good and reach the largest audience possible, which in
turn leads to incredible transformations in efforts to protect our natural biodiversity. Danny will guide us
through his own remarkable journey from child activist to lobbyist to author to TV personality to Editor in Chief
and how you, too, can use your passion to influence and inspire others.
Visionary
Danny SEO CEO, Danny Seo Media Ventures / CEO, Danny Seo Media Ventures / Editor-in-Chief, Naturally, Danny Seo
The Largest Cleanup in History
Dutch inventor Boyan Slat made waves in 2013 when his concept to rid the oceans of plastic by making use of the
natural currents went viral on the internet. One year later, having worked with a team of 100 scientists and
engineers, he showed that a single of his systems, deployed for 10 years, can clean up almost half the infamous
‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’, an area where a vast amount of plastic concentrates. He then went on to raise 2.2
million dollars through crowdfunding, and received the United Nations’ highest environmental award by
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in 2014. At SDF 2015 Boyan will share his progress and how his team is
preparing for the largest cleanup in history.
Visionary
Boyan SLAT Founder & CEO, The Ocean Cleanup
*To be followed by Q&A on the Ocean Cleanup
Lunch 12:10-13:10
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√ Designers
13:10-13:30
The Supercell Story
In the summer of 2010, Supercell was born and the founders had one goal in mind - making great games that
people would play for years. Little did they know they would become in the ensuing few years one the fastestgrowing gaming companies ever with mega-hit titles Clash of Clans, Hay Day and Boom Beach. An important
part of their story is their belief in the power of extremely small and independent teams of passionate people;
being small means you need less management and fewer processes, both of which just make it more fun to work.
Ilkka Paananen tells us Supercell’s story in the making and how its financial success has given the startup a
unique opportunity to think very long term, be very patient, take big risks and do things that most people haven’t
done before.
Visionary
Ilkka PAANANEN Co-founder & CEO, Supercell
13:30-13:50
Facebook, Connecting Curiosity
People have an innate desire to know and learn, which first requires connections. Facebook’s mission is to give
people the power to share and make the world more open and connected. In this session, Dan Neary, Vice
President of Asia Pacific at Facebook, will share Facebook’s ambitions and the solutions they are building to help
people and brands discover what’s going on in the world and express what matters to them.
Visionary
Dan NEARY VP, Asia Pacific, Facebook
13:50-14:10
Collective Curiosity: An Army of Curious Fixers
For 50,000 years, we made things, and we fixed things. Then, in the space of a few short generations, we stopped.
We may have gained in lots of ways, but we’ve lost in equal measure - not only important skills but a connection
with our world around us. Jane ni Dhulchaointigh invented the world’s first mouldable glue, Sugru, to help get
the world fixing and making again. Hear her inspiring story and how her mission to inspire curiosity in others is
a driving force behind a unique product and a growing community of curious fixers.
Visionary
Jane Ní DHULCHAOINTIGH Inventor & CEO, Sugru
14:10-14:30
*TBA
Visionary
Charlie MADDOCK Director, Business Development, Shapeways / Founder, Charlie Maddock Foundation
14:30-14:40
[DeepDive Special I] SDF Global Hackathon: Interview with Hackathon Winners
Intermission 14:40-15:10
√ Explorers
15:10-15:30
Quantum beyond Nano
In the beginning of the 20th century, quantum physics emerged as the ultimate principle of nature and universe,
and became the basis of modern science and technology. Quantum physics began as an explanation of how
material and light interact, provided new ways of synthesizing materials, and revolutionized the information
technology in the second half of the 20th century through the invention of semiconductor devices, laser and
others. Nanotechnology, which has pursued miniaturization through quantum physics, cannot avoid the fatal
limit of ambiguity between 0 and 1 due to the quantum uncertainty principle. Quantum physics, which so far has
been the principle for hardware only, opens a new era of quantum information technology providing the
principles for not only hardware, but also software and operating systems. While nanotechnology takes the
passive stance to avoid the quantum uncertainty principle, quantum information science actively uses quantum
principles and introduces new technologies that are impossible to achieve with nanotechnology including
quantum computers, quantum cryptography, quantum teleportation, quantum imaging, quantum metrology and
quantum sensors.
Visionary
KIM Jaewan Professor, School of Computational Sciences, Korea Institute for Advanced Study
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15:30-15:50
Quantum Security Technology for 5G
SK Telecom, the leader of the world's first 3G and 4G technology, is now focusing on the new item called
"Quantum Safe Network". It has been well-known that quantum physics can enhance modern security
technology. Modern security that is based on the complexity of mathematics - also known as, number crunchinghas been threatened by Moore's Law. To overcome this problem, SK Telecom is going to commercialize a
quantum cryptography system this year to prevent network eavesdropping and a quantum true random number
generator in a silicon chip next year. These technologies will bring modern and future security to a whole new
level.
Visionary
Alex Jinsung CHOI CTO, Corporate R&D Center, SK telecom
16:00-16:20
Beyond Boundaries: The New Neuroscience of Connecting Brains with Machines
What if you could control devices just with your thoughts? Pioneering neuroscientist Miguel Nicolelis illustrates
how state-of-the-art research on brain-machine interfaces makes it possible for the brains of primates to interact
directly with mechanical, computational and virtual devices without any interference of the body muscles or
sensory organs. His recent experiments provide us with clues to the fundamental links between brain signals and
physical activities, while serving as an experimental paradigm aimed at testing the design of mind-controlled
prosthetic devices such as the exoskeleton which allowed a paraplegic man to literally kick off the 2014 World
Cup. How will the new neuroscience bring changes beyond our imagination, by using our imagination?
Visionary
Miguel NICOLELIS
The Anne W. Deane Professor of Neuroscience & Founder of Center for Neuroengineering, Duke University
16:20-16:40
Surprises from Smartwatch Designed to Sense Emotion
Over fifteen years ago, Rosalind Picard set out to see if she could create the world’s first wearable sensors to
measure emotion. As part of this effort, she and her team built a sensor that could measure emotional arousal
from your wrist. They watched the sensor data go high with engagement in students’ active problem solving tasks.
They also found surprisingly high activation during certain phases of sleep, and showed that these sleep peaks
were more helpful in predicting memory consolidation than were EEG readings. While working to measure
stress to help children with autism, they discovered that activation deep in the brain, especially during seizures,
also maps to patterns that can be read electrically from the surface of the skin on the wrist. These, and other
surprising findings have led Picard and the Empatica team to develop a new sensor, Embrace, which will soon be
available to the general public to help people better understand their sleep and stress, and to give alerts for
seizures. Picard will demonstrate some of the basic wrist-worn sensor capabilities and tell stories about the
surprising findings in this talk.
Visionary
Rosalind PICARD Professor, MIT Media Lab / Founder & Director, Affective Computing Research Group /
Co-founder & Chief Scientist, Empatica
16:40-17:00
Melomics: Computational Creativity and the Genetics of Music
Computer science is changing our lives. From the assembly line to social interaction, ubiquitous computing
devices and the Internet provide the opportunity to reshape humanity - to “update” humanity, we might say.
Online free education, open access to scientific research, or e-democracy are but building blocks of a modern Age
of Enlightenment that has just started. Artificial Intelligence [AI] is the field of computing dedicated to model
intelligent behavior, and much is expected from AI in coming years. Apart from mining big data or designing
domestic robots, AI also focuses on one of the more intriguing aspects of the humankind: creativity. Francisco
Vico will delve into the ingenuity found in biological evolution, how it creates from scratch, and how to embed it
into creative machines.
Visionary
Francisco VICO
Professor of Artificial Intelligence, University of Malaga / Computer Scientist & Hacker, Melomics Technology
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17:00-17:20
[Special Conversation on AI]
Redefining ‘Intelligence’: What Can We Expect from Artificial Intelligence?
60 years ago the legendary computer scientist John McCarthy coined the term “Artificial Intelligence [AI]”,
defining it as ‘the science and engineering of making intelligent machines’. The field of AI has since made major
strides, making it a key part of many of today’s applications ranging from robotics and electronics to customer
service and healthcare. Is this increasing prevalence of AI something we should be cautious about or delve into?
Bringing together three brilliant scientists – Miguel Nicolelis, Rosalind Picard and Francisco Vico - this session
invites us to rethink what it means for machines to be ‘intelligent’ and how we can make our technology not
simply more powerful, but more meaningful for the people who will live with it.
End of Day 1
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DAY 2
Thursday May 21
√ Investigators
Keynote Address | 09:10-10:30
09:10-09:40
The Importance of Staying Curious
“CSI” franchise creator Anthony E. Zuiker knows a lot about being curious. In fact, it’s how he describes himself
as a kid growing up in Las Vegas. It’s what inspired the research into forensic science that led to the pilot script
for CSI, now the most watched television show in the world. In this inspiring keynote, Zuiker will illustrate the
importance of staying curious and share with the audience how curiosity personally drives him every minute of
every day to disrupt every industry he touches.
Visionary
Anthony E. ZUIKER Creator & Executive Producer, CSI Franchise
09:40-10:10
Stirring Things Up!
Gathering, analysing, producing and distributing reporting, especially investigative reporting that serves the
public interest, has been flowering in ways never dreamed of. It has gone viral worldwide. But this practice is
facing a crisis because, no surprise, the powerful want to control and often eliminate it, but more important its
own credibility is often questioned. And then there is the problem: Who is going to pay for it? A few lessons from
a half century "Stirring Things Up!"
Visionary
Lowell BERGMAN Pulitzer Prize Winner/Correspondent, Frontline/
Director, Investigative Reporting Program & Distinguished Chair, Graduate School of Journalism, UC Berkeley
10:10-10:30
*TBA
Visionary
Ralph RIVERA Director, Future Media, BBC
Break 10:30-10:50
√ Experimenters
10:50-11:10
Curiosity of Being Yourself
Creativity is the power that manifests when you are being yourself unrestrained by what already exists. Then
what is it that makes you, you? It is curiosity - the power that is private and unique, the power that only you
yourself can own, helping you become who you are, not anybody else. What triggers creativity is not rooted in the
width or depth of one’s theoretical knowledge but rather in questions that naturally or instinctually spring out of
curiosity. Creativity is a gift that an autonomous person offers the world.
Visionary
CHOI Jin-Seok Professor, Dep’t of Philosophy, Sogang University
11:10-11:30
Ground-up Innovation
Legacy news organizations face a challenge typical of any incumbent enterprise: how to evolve the product so
that it attracts new users. For more than a century, foreign correspondents at The New York Times circled the
globe trying to make their American audiences care about the world. Now, The Times is trying to engage the
world about the world. And many of those efforts are happening on the ground, in far flung places, in foreign
languages, and surprisingly, they are driven by correspondents on the ground.
Visionary
Adam B. ELLICK International Senior Video Correspondent, The New York Times based in Europe /
Member of the Innovation Task Force, The New York Times
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11:30-11:50
*TBA
Visionary
Ronald HORSTMAN Managing Director, Studio 71
11:50-12:10
Scaling Creativity
BuzzFeed’s creative culture is based on iterative editorial practices. Outlining the principles and techniques the
site uses to innovate, Scott Lamb will explain how BuzzFeed relies on experimentation as an engine of growth.
Data is a key part of the experimental workflow, so Lamb will also delve into how the content/data feedback loop
is central to scaling creativity as the site has grown from a single office in New York to a global company with
eight international editions.
Visionary
Scott LAMB VP, International, Buzzfeed
Lunch 12:10-13:10
√ Rule Breakers
13:10-13:30
Google[rs]: Reinforcing a Culture of Curiosity & Creativity
Immerse yourself in the values that reinforce and advance Google’s thriving innovation culture. Explore the
mindsets that stimulate creativity to help find your inner innovator and transform organizations to build a better
future.Being curious in the first place and starting with asking “what if?” can sometimes be really disruptive. The
curiosity helps us explore the new, question everything, and dream the impossible, and by doing so, learn. Join
Dr. Pferdt to discover how Google builds an environment to explore the boundaries of what’s possible, where
being curious and childlike is encouraged and innovation is not ordained or forced, but allowed. Walk away with
insights what could help you to reinforce a culture of curiosity & creativity.
Visionary
Frederik G. PFERDT Head of Innovation & Creativity Programs, Google
13:30-13:50
Hardware Startups: What Would Apple Do?
The most valuable company on the planet today was not always one: it started in a garage in the 1970's. We've
got to wonder: how would a Steve Jobs build a hardware startup today? One solution that Cyril Ebersweiler came
up with was HAXLR8R, the world’s first hardware accelerator set up in Shenzhen, China. The founder of the
one-of-a-kind accelerator tells us how it is building a global ecosystem of curious minds to pave the way for the
next Apple.
Visionary
Cyril EBERSWEILER Founder & Visionary Punk, HAXLR8R / Partner, SOSventures
13:50-14:10
Creative Data: The Beginning of Creative Government
The age of data for boundless imagination opens the door to ‘Creative Economy'. There is nothing new about the
idea that our data will act as the linchpin of our nation's growth and the crude oil of the 21st century. Nowadays,
Open Data Policy is being accepted across the world and Korea is also making changes to its open data policy
with the innovation of ‘Government 3.0’. The convergence of creative ideas and industries creates added values
and jobs all thanks to public data. The establishment of public data law has prompted Open Data Policy, creating
new opportunities for the private market. Reflecting voices of people, data platforms are being built taking
advantage of open data, giving birth to various types of data-related businesses. These changes are critical
elements that will lead us to the new world of ‘Creative Government’ and ‘Creative Economy’.
Visionaries
SHIM Deok-Seob
Assistant Minister for Government Innovation & Organizational Management, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of Korea
KIM Jin Hyung Chairman, Open Data Stategy Council / Professor Emeritus, Dep’t of Computer Science, KAIST
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14:10-14:30
*TBA
Visionary
Joshua BENTON Director, The Nieman Journalism Lab, Harvard University
14:30-14:45
How to Survive? : Defense & Offense Strategies for the Old Media in the New Media Era
In the digital era, we take notice of emerging players wielding innovation as their main weapon. And there are
hard-hit existing players criticized for their seeming inability to innovate. Yet is it their inescapable destiny? Are
they not making enough efforts for digital adaptation? Are their days numbered? Analyzing the case of terrestrial
broadcasters, Kim Hyuk shares with us the survival strategies for companies that are falling behind and are on
the verge of becoming irrelevant in changing times.
Visionary
KIM Hyuk Head of Media Platform Strategy & Planning, SBS Media Holdings
14:45-15:00
[DeepDive Special II]
*TBA
Visionary
KIM Eun-mee Professor, Dept. of Communication/ITCT, Seoul National University
Intermission 15:00-15:30
√ Empathizers
15:30-15:50
Being Mindful: The Key to Changing the World
Two Harvard University students developed a soccer ball which captures kinetic energy and converts it into
electric power. The portable generator can be a easily accessible source of light with which African kids can read
books at night. This simple idea has turned out to be a brilliant solution for the important global issue of
electricity shortage. Care and observation engender ideas of tremendous value. Today, it is a small idea that can
change the world.
Visionary
Thomas Hongtack KIM CCO & Founder, Playground_Creative Solution Group / Author, Digital Playground
16:00-16:30
Separated @ Birth, Reconnected by Curiosity
Imagine there was someone out there you’d never met who looked exactly like you and was born on your
birthday. That is the story of Samantha Futerman and Anais Bordier, two strangers who, by way of YouTube,
discovered they were as linked as is humanly possible. Joined by Seoul National University professor Eli Park
Sorensen, this session is a conversation about love, friendship, and what truly defines family in the highly
connected Internet Age.
Visionaries
Samantha FUTERMAN & Anaïs BORDIER Authors, Separated @ Birth
Symposiarch
Eli Park SORENSEN Professor, College of Liberal Studies, Seoul National University
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16:30-16:45
Animation Imitates Life
Art sprouts from curiosity, our incessant pondering over life. The moment we stop asking questions is the
moment that possibilities in our lives stop branching out above, under the spell of taken-for-grantedness.
Animation is a form of artistic expression that breathes life into still images by connecting them. Erick Oh,
animator at Pixar Animation Studios, has been striving in his own terms to revive our curiosity by creatively
bridging and merging various fields of art. While working on animated features at Pixar that captivates audiences
of all ages across the world, he has introduced his experimental independent films at some of the world’s most
prestigious festivals including Cannes, Annecy Animation Festival and Hiroshima Animation Festival. In this
session, Erick shows us how to ‘animate’ our lives together.
Visionary
Erick OH Painter & Filmmaker / Animator, Pixar Animation Studios
16:45-17:00
Slow TV: Understanding the Cow!
”Slow TV” gives us a unique experience; the feeling of being present in real time and space. From Norwegian
Broadcasting Company's courageous commitment to a very special train ride – to a five and a half day journey
with a Coastal ship, knitting around the clock and curious interest abroad for ≪that damn cow≫. Both
Norwegian and international viewers are captivated. Could this be a counter-reaction to our stressed everyday
life? Learn what it is, the history behind, and hopefully - at the end - you will understand the cow.
Visionary
Thomas HELLUM Producer, NRK / ‘Slow TV’ Advocate
17:00-17:15
[DeepDive Special III]
Digital Parenting: Being Parents in the Digital Age
“My kid spends too much time on his computer shutting himself up in his room.”
“Why wouldn’t my parents let me use my smartphone when they use theirs all the time?”
Tensions are running high in many families over the children’s overuse of digital devices. Parents are not happy
that their kids are glued to the screens neglecting their studies; children are upset because parents don’t seem to
understand things they do with devices are not just time-killers but are enjoyable and often necessary for them.
Things have changed drastically over the past decade. In this new digital world, what is it that our children feel
and experience? What are some of the untold, unnoticed stories in today’s parent-child relationships? The keys
for a conversation can be found if we pay more attention to our changeable minds. In this session, Doh Young
Yim seeks to discover hidden pieces of experience that will reconnect parents and children in the digital era.
Visionary
DOH Young Yim Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
17:15-17:45
Experimenting with Landscapes of the Future
Imagine a dance floor that turns your dance moves into electricity. Or a dress that reveals how you feel about
others. Daan Roosegaarde, creative director of the Dutch social design lab Studio Roosegaarde, has been
delivering boundary-blurring interactive landscapes by pulling technology out of the screen and integrating it
into the real world. Best known for his internationally awarded projects such as Dune, Intimacy 2.0 and
Sustainable Dance Floor, Roosegaarde’s latest projects take his conscious experiments a step further. Smart
Highways, being trialled in the Netherlands together with Heijmans Infrastructure, make use of strips that
absorb solar energy during the day and glow at night, making roadways safer, more energy-efficient and
beautiful. The Smog Free Project aims to build parks in Beijing that allow people to see the sun again using an
air-purifying electronic vacuum cleaner. Drawing on his projects, Roosegaarde canvasses landscapes of the
future that merge curiosity and social responsibility, fantasy and technology.
Visionary
Daan ROOSEGAARDE Founder & Creative Director, Studio Roosegaarde
Closing Remarks ㆍ The End
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SDF 2015 DeepDive Series
SDF DeepDive I │ 14:30-17:00 Wednesday May 20
VENUE | ART HALL 2 (B2F)
The Future of the Video Industry:
Surfing on the Riptide of Disruptive Innovation
Visionaries |
CHO Youngshin, Hugh CHOI, HA Ju-Yong, HWANG Sung-yon, JANG Jun Yeong,
KANG Jeong-Soo, KIM Eun-mee, KIM Hyung Il, KIM Ik Hyun, KIM Kyoung Dal, LEE Jae-Shin,
LEE Sang Jin, LEE Sungchoon, Simon LIM, LIM Sung Hee, OH Dong Jin, SUNG Minkyu, WI Hyunjong
SDF DeepDive II │ 09:30-12:00 Thursday May 21
VENUE | ART HALL 2 (B2F)
Digital Parenting
By Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
Visionaries | DOH Young Yim, KIM Soyoung, LEE Dongman, LEE Wonjae
SDF DeepDive III │ 14:00-17:40 Thursday May 21
VENUE | ART HALL 2 (B2F)
Master Class for Media Writing
Content: What Changes and What Doesn’t
by Korea TV & Radio Writers Association with SBS Foundation
Visionaries | Anthony E. ZUIKER, JIRO Asada
SDF DeepDive IV │ Monday-Tuesday May 18-19
VENUE | Namsan J-Gran House (250 participants)
The 2nd Global Hackathon-Wearable Challenge
Hosted by Ministry of Internal Affairs, AppCenter, SBS Foundation
Organized by Samsung Electronics, LINC SKKU, NIA, SBS SDF
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SDF DeepDive I │ 14:30-17:00 Wednesday May 20
VENUE | ART HALL 2 (B2F)
The Future of the Video Industry:
Surfing on the Riptide of Disruptive Innovation
The entire media industry is moving through digital disruption. Some of the biggest players in
the music industry are now digital and the comics industry has also undergone its digital
transformation with the Webtoon as its main content format. The picture is rather foggy,
however, when it comes to newspaper and broadcasting companies who are still struggling to
identify the right strategies for their digital adaptation. This session aims to search for
possible solutions for the video industry and its market from other media industries which
have successfully gone digital, enduring their fair share of economic pain and sacrifice. We
have asked venture capitalists to assess the video industry’s attractiveness and tried to identify
new possibilities the Internet of Things can bring to the industry. The aim is to help the
industry more effectively surf on the digital wave rather than being swept away or
overwhelmed by it. We have tried to find the right question, not the right answer. We have
listened to the real stories from the industry, not theoretical discourses. We want to share
what we have learned with people who care about the future of Korea’s media industry. It is
what his session is for.
Visionaries
□ CHO Youngshin
□ CHOI, Hugh
Senior Research Fellow, SK Research Institute
chief maker & CEO, magicEco
□ HA Ju Yong
Professor, Dept. of Communication & Information, Inha University
□ HWANG Sung-yon Senior Manager, Nielsen Company Korea
□ JANG Jun Yeong
Vice President & CPO, KT Music
□ KANG Jeong-Soo
Director, The Digital Society Research Institute
□ KIM Eun-mee
□ KIM Hyung Il
□ KIM Ik Hyun
□ KIM Kyong Dal
Professor, Dept. of Communication/ITCT , Seoul National University
General Manager, Webtoon & Webnovel Business Division, NAVER
Director, ZDNet Korea Media Lab
CEO, Neo Touchpoint
□ LEE Jae-Shin
Professor, School of Media Communication, Chung-Ang University
□ LEE Sang Jin
Director, Policy Making & External Relations Team, SBS
□ LEE Sungchoon
Vice President, Media Strategy TF, Economics & Management Research Lab, KT
□ Simon LIM
CEO, Thisisgame
□ LIM Sung Hee
Director, New Business Development Office, SK Planet
□ OH Dong Jin
Director, marie claire Film Festival / General Manager, Wild Flower Film Award
□ SUNG Minkyu
Professor, Communication Studies, Division of General Studies, UNIST
□ WI Hyunjong
Principal, SoftBank Ventures Korea
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SDF DeepDive II │ 09:30-12:00 Thursday May 21
VENUE | ART HALL 2 (B2F)
Digital Parenting:
How to Go with Teens and Technologies in the Digital World
Are the generations who grew up surrounded by digital technology and media fundamentally
different from their parents? Parents are not quite sure how to teach their children to be
responsible users of digital media such as online games and smartphones. This DeepDive
session unravels the issue of teenagers’ overuse of digital media by putting it in the context of
parent-child relationships. We first illustrate the generational differences in their perceptions
of digital media based on a survey of 1,000 parent-child pairs. We then identify how their
relationships affect conflicts at home and digital media overuse. The real family stories
gathered from our five-month workshops show how parents and children have come to agree
on a set of rules by better appreciating each other’s needs through conversations. Last, we aim
to identify policy demands by bringing together various stakeholders including government
officials, industry representatives, parents and students, and draw up a list of key issues and
policy tasks to guide the future generations’ digital media use. The session will share with the
audience the results of our research, practical conflict resolution tips and a series of
conversations on how to find better solutions not by disconnecting from digital devices, but by
learning smarter ways to live with them.
Visionaries
□ LEE Dongman
Head of Graduate School of Culture Technology & Professor of Computer Science, KAIST
□ DOH Young Yim
Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
□ KIM Soyoung
Professor, Graduate School of Science & Technology Policy, KAIST
□ LEE Wonjae
Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
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SDF 2015 Visionaries List
□ BENOLIEL, Micha
□ BENTON, Joshua
□ BERGMAN, Lowell
□ CHOI, Alex Jinsung
□ CHOI Jin-Seok
□ DOH Young Yim
□ EBERSWEILER, Cyril
□ ELLICK, Adam B.
□ FUTERMAN, Samantha
BORDIER, Anaïs
□ HELLUM, Thomas
□ HORSTMAN, Ronald
□ KIM Eun-mee
□ KIM Hyuk
□ KIM Jaewan
□ KIM Jin Hyung
□ KIM, Thomas Hongtack
□ LAMB, Scott
□ LEE Min Hyouk
□ MADDOCK, Charlie
□ NEARY, Dan
□ Ní DHULCHAOINTIGH,
Jane
[*in alphabetical order ] [MAIN SESSIONS]
Co-founder & CEO, Open Garden
Director, The Nieman Journalism Lab, Harvard University
Pulitzer Prize Winner/Correspondent, Frontline/Director, Investigative Reporting
Program & Distinguished Chair, Graduate School of Journalism, UC Berkeley
CTO, Corporate R&D Center, SK telecom
Professor, Dep’t of Philosophy, Sogang University
Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
Founder & Visionary Punk, HAXLR8R / Partner, SOSventures
International Senior Video Correspondent, The New York Times based in Europe /
Member of the Innovation Task Force, The New York Times
Authors, Separated @ Birth
Producer, NRK / ‘Slow TV’ Advocate
Managing Director, Studio 71
Professor, Dept. of Communication/ITCT, Seoul National University
Head of Media Platform Strategy & Planning, SBS Media Holdings
Professor, School of Computational Sciences, Korea Institute for Advanced Study
Chairman, Open Data Stategy Council /
Professor Emeritus, Dep’t of Computer Science, KAIST
CCO & Founder, Playground_Creative Solution Group / Author, Digital Playground
VP, International, Buzzfeed
VP, Head of Design Team, Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics
Director, Business Development, Shapeways / Founder, Charlie Maddock Foundation
VP, Asia Pacific, Facebook
Inventor & CEO, Sugru
□ OH, Erick
The Anne W. Deane Professor of Neuroscience &
Founder of Center for Neuroengineering, Duke University
Painter & Filmmaker / Animator, Pixar Animation Studios
□ PAANANEN, Ilkka
Co-founder & CEO, Supercell
□ PFERDT, Frederik G.
□ RIVERA, Ralph
Head of Innovation & Creativity Programs, Google
Professor, MIT Media Lab / Founder & Director, Affective Computing Research
Group / Co-founder & Chief Scientist, Empatica
Director, Future Media, BBC
□ ROOSEGAARDE, Daan
Founder & Creative Director, Studio Roosegaarde
□ SEO, Danny
□ SORENSEN, Eli Park
CEO, Danny Seo Media Ventures / Editor-in-Chief, Naturally, Danny Seo
Assistant Minister for Government Innovation & Organizational Management,
Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of Korea
Founder & CEO, The Ocean Cleanup
PhD Candidate, University of Science and Technology (Korea Astronomy and Space
Science Institute Campus)
Professor, College of Liberal Studies, Seoul National University
□ STRAUBEL, JB
Co-founder & CTO, Tesla
□ THORNE, Kip
Theoretical physicist / Executive Producer, Interstellar
Professor of Artificial Intelligence, University of Malaga /
Computer Scientist & Hacker, Melomics Technology
Creator & Executive Producer, CSI Franchise
□ NICOLELIS, Miguel
□ PICARD, Rosalind
□ SHIM Deok-Seob
□ SLAT, Boyan
□ SONG Yoo-Keun
□ VICO, Francisco
□ ZUIKER, Anthony E.
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[DeepDive SERIES]
□ CHO Youngshin
Senior Research Fellow, SK Research Institute
□ CHOI, Hugh
chief maker & CEO, magicEco
□ DOH Young Yim
Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
□ HA Ju Yong
Professor, Dept. of Communication & Information, Inha University
□ HWANG Sung-yon
Senior Manager, Nielsen Company Korea
□ JANG Jun Yeong
Vice President & CPO, KT Music
□ JIRO Asada
Novelist, The Stationmaster, When the Last Sword is Drawn
□ KANG Jeong-Soo
Director, The Digital Society Research Institute
□ KIM Eun-mee
Professor, Dept. of Communication/ITCT , Seoul National University
□ KIM Hyung Il
General Manager, Webtoon & Webnovel Business Division, NAVER
□ KIM Ik Hyun
Director, ZDNet Korea Media Lab
□ KIM Kyong Dal
CEO, Neo Touchpoint
□ KIM Soyoung
Professor, Graduate School of Science & Technology Policy, KAIST
□ LEE Dongman
Head of Graduate School of Culture Technology &
Professor of Computer Science, KAIST
□ LEE Jae-Shin
Professor, School of Media Communication, Chung-Ang University
□ LEE Sang Jin
Director, Policy Making & External Relations Team, SBS
□ LEE Sungchoon
Vice President, Media Strategy TF, Economics & Management Research Lab, KT
□ LEE Wonjae
Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
□ LIM, Simon
CEO, Thisisgame
□ LIM Sung Hee
Director, New Business Development Office, SK Planet
□ OH Dong Jin
Director, marie claire Film Festival / General Manager, Wild Flower Film Award
□ SUNG Minkyu
Professor, Communication Studies, Division of General Studies, UNIST
□ WI Hyunjong
Principal, SoftBank Ventures Korea
□ ZUIKER, Anthony E.
Creator & Executive Producer, CSI Franchise
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History in Brief
Each year SDF strives to canvass a timely agenda that addresses key issues and trends
shaping the future of our societies and industries.
2004
The Forum opened under the theme of Digital Convergence, focusing on the question of how
businesses could strengthen their competitiveness in the era that we call the “digital age.”
2005
Dramatically increasing technological capabilities had many people wondering where such
capabilities were taking us and for what purpose. Under the theme Quo Vadis Ubiquitous:
Charting a New Digital Society, participants came to a consensus that it was not simply
about the stunning capabilities of technologies, but about how man could use those
technologies to make life better.
2006
Under the theme Being Intelligent: The Next Digital Evolution, the Forum helped to unmask
some of the remarkable progress that many industries have made in developing intelligent
technologies. As we did so, we also discovered the need to change some of our existing
systems in order to experience the full potential of these innovations.
2007
The Forum was held under the theme Media Big Bang! Impact on Business & Society.
Participants shared their extensive insights on how media is being redefined, and exchanged
ideas on how to cope with the economic, political and social implications of this.
2008
The Forum was held under the theme Imagination: Explore T.I.M.E. (Technology,
Information, Media & Entertainment), Space and Beyond. The Forum examined the power
of imagination to inspire change and evolution in order to push the human race beyond.
2009
Under the theme Story: A New Chapter, the Forum explored the innovative and inspiring
‘stories’ of the digital age from the T.I.M.E. + industries, while also reflecting on how the
global financial crisis handed the world a major opportunity to rethink conventional
paradigms.
2010
Wrapping up the first decade of the new millennium, SDF2010 was held under the theme
Renaissance Now: Shaping Another Breakthrough to discuss how we can craft and propel a
new millennium Renaissance. The Forum contemplated the Renaissance’s legacy of
encouraging a daring and creative spirit and explored who will be the Renaissance men and
women to shape the coming breakthroughs.
2011
Themed Connected: Into a Shared Future, SDF2011 delved into the true meaning of
connectedness amidst the transformative mobile revolution. Recognizing that connectedness
is deeply rooted in history, the Forum discussed how we could make the most of technologyenabled hyperconnectivity for us to become more active agents of positive change and
innovation.
2012
Extending our gaze beyond hyperconnectivity, SDF2012 was held under the theme
Coexistence: Technology, Humanity and Great Hope for the Future. The event aimed to
carve out new imperatives for meaningful coexistence between humans and technology, and
how the coexistence can be materialized.
2013
Looking back at the decade of SDF, the 10th Anniversary SDF put forward ECOllaboration:
Solutions for Tomorrow as the theme to pave the way for the next decade of vision-making.
Putting on center stage the notion of a Collaborative Ecosystem, the event explored
conditions for and promises of successful collaboration to build a sustainable and brighter
tomorrow.
2014
SDF Season 2 commenced under the theme Innovative Wisdom: Technology for the
Common Good. The Forum embarked on a new journey towards a more mature, sustainable
and collective happiness – and a key to begin our successful journey, we believe, lies in
‘innovative wisdom’.
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Our Past Visionaries
SDF has had the privilege of welcoming a host of distinguished leaders.
Key participants include: (*Title at the time of participation)
Al GORE
Bill GATES
James CAMERON
Sumner REDSTONE
Larry KING
Eric SCHMIDT
Anne SWEENEY
Tim BERNERS-LEE
MAHATHIR bin Mohamad
Nouriel ROUBINI
Daniel LIBESKIND
YUN Jong Yong
Gloria STEINEM
Ken AULETTA
Eugene CERNAN
Steve BALLMER
Tim O’REILLY
Kevin KELLY
Werner VOGELS
Alain de BOTTON
Paul POLAK
Tom CURLEY
Paul JACOBS
Nicholas NEGROPONTE
Chris ANDERSON
Lawrence LESSIG
Myung-Whun CHUNG
KIM Jung Ju
Genevieve BELL
CHON Kilnam
Steven MOFFAT
Luis von AHN
Nicco MELE
Jessica ALBA
will.i.am
Former Vice President, US / 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Chairman, Microsoft
Director, Avatar / Chairman & CEO, Lightstorm Entertainment
Chairman, Viacom and CBS Corporation
Former Host, Larry King Live
Chairman & CEO, Google
President, Disney-ABC TV Group
Inventor, World Wide Web /
Director, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Former Prime Minister, Malaysia
Professor, Stern School of Business, NYU / Chairman, RGE Monitor
Architect / Founder, Studio Daniel Libeskind
Vice Chairman, Samsung Electronics
Feminist Writer and Organizer
Columnist, The New Yorker / Author, Googled, Three Blind Mice
Commander of Apollo17 – The Last Man on the Moon
CEO, Microsoft
Founder & CEO, O’Reilly Media
Founding Executive Editor, Wired / Author, What Technology Wants
CTO, Amazon.com
Philosopher & Writer, Essays in Love, Architecture of Happiness /
Founder, The School of Life & Living Architecture
CEO, Windhorse International / Author, Out of Poverty
President & CEO, The Associated Press
President & CEO, Qualcomm
Founder, MIT Media Lab
Editor-in-Chief, Wired / Author, The Long Tail
Stanford Law Professor and Founder of Creative Commons
Music Director, Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra
CEO, NEXON
Director, User Interface and Experience Research, Intel Labs, INTEL
Pioneer of the Asian Internet / Professor Emeritus, KAIST
Co-Creator, Executive Producer & Writer, Sherlock
Co-Founder & CEO, Duolingo
Author, The End of Big / Faculty, Harvard Kennedy School
Founder, The Honest Company
Producer & Lead Vocal, The Black Eyed Peas
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2014 Forum at a Glance
Simplicity lights the world ㆍ Full session video
SDF2014 at DDP(Dongdaemun Design Plaza)
Over 100,000 people watched our live webcast globally,
and around 1,500 people enjoyed the Forum at the venue.
Sherlock Holmes, The Return of Innovative Wisdom ㆍ Full session video
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Science shouldn’t be a luxury in the digital age ㆍ Full session video
Additional Info [audience, venue, partners & more]
Open and Free Vision-sharing for Our Worldwide Audience
SDF is one of SBS’s core CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiatives. Our goal is to create an ‘open and
shared conference’ for all, and attendance is free. While extending invitations to the public, we also carefully
select invitees who represent leaders from government, industry and academia. Our participants range from
MNC executives and opinion leaders to tech-savvy young professionals and a selected group of students. All of
our sessions are webcast live worldwide on the SDF Homepage, SDF YouTube Channel and Naver, Korea’s
biggest web portal. Over 100,000 people home and aboard enjoy SDF online.
Conference Venue
DDP Dongdaemun Design Plaza [*Quick Tour]
Dongdaemun, Korea’s rich cultural heritage, boasts the world’s largest fashion market along with various
tourist attractions. DDP [pictured above], designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, is a dazzling new ecourban complex set to become one of the world’s iconic hubs of culture and design. On May 20 & 21 (Wed &
Thu), SDF 2015 will convene at DDP showcasing its cutting-edge conference halls, facilities and amenities.
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Creating Media & Business Opportunities for Our Visionaries
We offer our visionaries unique media opportunities. Through our broadcast network, SBS, we offer headline
news coverage of the Forum [*reference links below] and nationwide broadcasting of key speeches/sessions
and Forum highlights. Press conferences, along with 1-on-1 exclusives, are also arranged at the conference
venue. Each year around 200 journalists and correspondents from home and abroad register, generating
thousands of print and online articles.
Over the past decade, SDF has also served as an exclusive business platform and coordinated some of the
most prestigious business opportunities in the Korean market for leading global companies such as Google,
Samsung, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Viacom, Facebook, Twitter, Disney and many others. We closely collaborate
with our visionaries to make their participation as rewarding as possible in every aspect.
To offer a unique exclusive networking opportunity for our visionaries, we hold the Speakers & Partners
Dinner, where we invite 100 VIPs from government, industry and academia. Invitees comprise our visionaries,
partner organizations and top Korean leaders including CEOs, assemblymen, artists and opinion leaders.
SDF Partners & Sponsors
Our strategic partners include the Korean Government, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, SK Telecom, KT,
Hyundai, POSCO, and McKinsey & Company, with a group of new partners/sponsors supporting SDF every year.
SBS Headline News Coverage [Links]
** Full session video offers the entire speech on SDF YouTube Channel.
1) SDF2007 Eric Schmidt, Chairman & CEO, Google │ *Full session video
2) SDF2008 Bill Gates, Chairman, Microsoft
3) SDF2010 James Cameron, Director, Avatar
4) SDF2011 Larry King, Former Host, Larry King Live │ *Full session video
5) SDF2012 Tim O’Reilly, Founder & CEO, O’Reilly Media │ *Full session video
6) SDF2012 Kevin Kelly, Author, What Technology Wants │ *Full session video
7) SDF2013 Tim Berners-Lee, Inventor, World Wide Web │ *Full session video
8) SDF2013 Jessica Alba, Founder, The Honest Company │ *Full session video
9) SDF2013 Alain de Botton, Philosopher & Writer │ *Full session video
10) SDF2014 Luis von Ahn, Co-Founder & CEO, Duolingo │ *Full session video
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SDF Secretariat
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158-051, Seoul, Korea
Tel. +82.2.2113.3468 / Mob. +82 10 9143 2828
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