Ben Hammersley
Futurist and journalist, known for his innovative view on technology and society. He inspires by imagining possible futures, conveying that creativity and audacity are essential to face change.
Biography / Speaker Info
Ben Hammersley is a British journalist, futurist and technologist, known for his work in digital media and technological innovation. Hammersley has built a multifaceted career spanning journalism, consultancy and authorship.
Hammersley is credited with coining the term "podcasting" in 2004 while writing for The Guardian. This term has become an integral part of the digital vocabulary, representing a revolution in the way we consume audio content.
As a journalist, he has worked for prestigious media outlets such as The Times, The Guardian and the BBC. His work has focused on the intersection of technology, society and politics, tackling topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and the future of work.
In addition to his journalism, Hammersley is the author of several books, including "64 Things You Need to Know Now For Then" and "Now for Then: How to Face the Digital Future Without Fear." His writings provide keen and accessible insight into how technology is transforming our lives and how we can prepare for these changes.
Hammersley is also an in-demand speaker, having spoken at international forums such as TED, the World Economic Forum and SXSW. His talks inspire global audiences to understand and adapt to emerging technology trends.
As a consultant, he has advised governments and corporations on digital and innovation strategies. His influence extends across multiple sectors, helping organizations navigate today's complex technology landscape.
Ben Hammersley continues to be an influential voice in the debate about the digital future, combining his expertise in technology and media to offer unique and enlightening perspectives.
