2014 Aspen Ideas Festival wants the world to talk back

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Written by Nell Alcantara

Celebrating its tenth year, the Aspen Ideas Festival, presented by the Aspen Institute and The Atlantic, invites the public to join the conversation, no matter where they’re located in the world.

Celebrating its tenth year, the Aspen Ideas Festival, presented by the Aspen Institute and The Atlantic, invites the public to join the conversation, no matter where they’re located in the world. This year’s Festival, which opens tomorrow and imagines our world in 2024 from a variety of viewpoints, offers more opportunities than ever for engagement online, on social media, and through media outlets that will be on campus.

Multiple sessions will be broadcast live each day and a full schedule will be posted before the Festival and updated regularly here: http://www.aspenideas.org/content/watch-live. Additionally, on the afternoon of June 30, Hillary Rodham Clinton will join Aspen Institute President and CEO Walter Isaacson for a conversation, streamed live on Facebook. Interested parties can view the discussion at FacebookLive.com. Audiences can also engage at Facebook.com/HillaryClintonBook, Facebook.com/AspenIdeas, and Facebook.com/TheAtlantic.

As well, people can join the Aspen Ideas Festival conversation online across a variety of platforms:
• Twitter: Follow @AspenIdeas, @TheAtlantic, and @Atlantic_LIVE, tweet your thoughts using #AspenIdeas, and follow our speakers at http://as.pn/ideasspkrs14.
• Facebook: Like us at Facebook.com/AspenIdeas and Facebook.com/TheAtlantic, follow Facebook.com/AtlanticLIVE for inside looks at the Festival, and participate in Facebook Q&As with Festival speakers throughout the week. A schedule of Q&A sessions will be posted on Facebook when the Festival begins.
• Instagram: See our behind-the-scenes photos and show us your point of view using #AspenIdeas. Instagram.com/AspenInstitute and Instagram.com/AtlanticLive
◦ Record an Instavideo answering the question: “What was the most influential idea of the past decade?” and tag it with #AspenIdeas and #AIFBigIdea. Submissions will be published on TheAtlantic.com/Live
• YouTube: Subscribe to watch your favorite discussions or catch the ones you missed. YouTube.com/AspenInstitute
• LinkedIn: Read posts on Festival topics from speakers, hear from leading Institute experts, and more on the official LinkedIn Aspen Ideas Festival page.
• iTunesU: Subscribe to and download full sessions from this Festival and years past, check out our Short Courses, and find notable books on iBooks.
• http://as.pn/itunesu
• Podcasts and Short Courses: Listen to memorable moments from the Festival with the Aspen Ideas To Go podcast. http://as.pn/ideastogo
• Pinterest: See our boards of campus shots, speakers, quotes, and more. Pinterest.com/AspenInstitute
• Reddit: Ask our speakers anything during our AMAs with Festival speakers.

“In recognition of the 10th year of the Festival, we’re making it more accessible than ever before,” said Kitty Boone, vice president of public programs at the Aspen Institute and director of the Aspen Ideas Festival. “We aim to spur a thoughtful and comprehensive dialogue both on the stage and on your screen about the most important issues facing us today and in the future.”

WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:

  • “We aim to spur a thoughtful and comprehensive dialogue both on the stage and on your screen about the most important issues facing us today and in the future.
  • This year’s Festival, which opens tomorrow and imagines our world in 2024 from a variety of viewpoints, offers more opportunities than ever for engagement online, on social media, and through media outlets that will be on campus.
  • Additionally, on the afternoon of June 30, Hillary Rodham Clinton will join Aspen Institute President and CEO Walter Isaacson for a conversation, streamed live on Facebook.

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