Complete video at: fora.tv Naveen Jain, Founder of The World Innovation Institute, argues that the key to education reform should be interactive media. ----- The Economist Presents: Ideas Economy: Innovation 2012 Long-Term Innovation: The Long Conversation In a world fraught with political fighting and short-termism, this special session from The Long Now Foundation will explore ways to build a culture of innovation for the twenty-first century, and maybe even save the planet along the way. Ideas Economy: Innovation will explore the role of governments, corporations and individuals as drivers of innovation and will develop prescriptions that lead to lasting progress and prosperity. Conference attendees will engage in a lively examination of current political and economic policies around the world, develop a keen understanding of how the forces of globalization affect the ways companies innovate and manage innovation, and discuss what individuals can do, not only to energize ! their own creative and intellectual potential, but to develop jobs, improve company earnings, and contribute to economic growth around the world. Naveen Jain is an entrepreneur, philanthropist and a technology pioneer. He is founder of World Innovation Institute, Moon Express, Intelius and InfoSpace. Jain is trustee of the board at X Prize Foundation and Singularity University. He is a member of Pacific Council on International Policy and Explorer Club. Jain has been awarded many honors for his
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