In the first of a series of interviews with speakers and attendees at the Open Government Partnership (OGP) summit 2013, we talk to Professor Jonathan Fox, of the school of international service, American University, Washington.
This is article 4 of 8 in the series about interviews with speakers at Cancun's "Forum on Communicating Climate Change".
This video is part of a series of interviews with speakers, attendees and panelists at The Aspen Ideas Festival, produced by The Huffington Post in conjunction with The Aspen Institute.
The researchers explain that, to do this, they "focused on three common discourse markers … (I mean, you know, and like) and two filled pauses (uh and um)." They recorded and transcribed interviews with the speakers, noted how often the speakers used so-called "discourse markers," and concluded that these markers are, indeed, used most frequently by women and girls.
Chair: David Brindle, public services editor, the Guardian Sara Llewellin, chief executive, Barrow Cadbury Trust Stephen Evans, director of employment, skills and justice, Working Links Edwina Hughes, campaign manager: reducing re-offending, Business in the Community Patrick Dunne, group property and procurement director, Alliance Boots Read an interview with speaker Barry Quatermass.
Chair: David Brindle, public services editor, the Guardian Debbie Pippard, vice chair, Transition to Adulthood Alliance Jim Baird, head of employer services, Working Links Edwina Hughes, campaign manager: reducing re-offending, Business in the Community Dr John Pugh MP Barry Quatermass, IMS director, Carillion Construction Services Read an interview with speaker Barry Quatermass.
The film consists mainly of interviews with motivational speakers and teachers — emissaries from the law-of-attraction industry.
Catch up with our daily festival podcast with special guests at lunchtime today – also look out for video interviews with key speakers throughout the next two days.
In the following interviews with forum speakers and attendees, CFOs and executives describe the new leadership role of the CFO, provide advice on how to calm markets and restore investor confidence, and speak to how to avoid future scandals.
But also, during the gaps between sessions, and over the lunch and coffee breaks, our own Evelyn Rusli will be hosting a series of exclusive backstage interviews with judges, speakers, panelists and contest participants.
This translation process consists of multiple forward and backward translations and cognitive debriefing interviews with native speakers of the target language.
