While summer is officially over, DLD (Digital, Life, Design) is celebrating the comeback of its online format DLD Sync with new sessions starting from Monday, September 28.

Instead of a virtual conference, from September 7 - 11, speakers will give inspirational digital talks as DLD Lunch Break.

Extraordinary times require new (event) formats: The international conference network DLD launched a new interactive online event series called DLD Sync featuring one selected DLD speaker in each episode.

On September 7, 2020, DLD founder Steffi Czerny will gather politicians as well as representatives from business and media for the fifth time at DLD Europe to discuss the most important developments in Europe.

The digital success series of Europe's major innovation conference DLD continues: After eleven exciting DLD Sync sessions, Marietje Schaake and Douglas Rushkoff discussed the status quo of our democracy last week.

At DLD Sync, Richard Edelman and his daughter Margot Edelman from the world's largest owner-managed communications agency Edelman gave insights into their renowned international study – the Edelman Trust Barometer. 

After the successful DLD Sync kick-off last week with Oxford economist Carl Benedikt Frey, marketing guru Scott Galloway inspired the DLD community yesterday: nearly 2,000 participants from 40 different countries.

Extraordinary times require new (event) formats: The international conference network DLD (Digital, Life, Design) launches a new interactive online event series called DLD Sync featuring selected DLD speakers.

As DLD sits at the intersection of science, business, culture and politics, many aspects of the corona crisis are related to topics, experts and institutions in the DLD community which can inspire us to new solutions.

Under the motto "What are you adding?", DLD founder Steffi Czerny invited to the 16th DLD Munich Innovation Conference from Saturday to Monday. Watch here the highlight video.

It has established itself as the party of the year and marks its 25th anniversary this year: the Burda DLD Nightcap in Davos, which is held annually as part of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.

The subject of quantum computers ran like a red thread through the entire DLD Munich programme.

The motto of DLD Munich is a wake-up call and at the same time a call to action. "What are you adding?" This was the question Steffi Czerny called to the participants in her opening speech.

The Aenne Burda Award for Creative Leadership honours women who have made a name for themselves with outstanding entrepreneurial and creative achievements. This year, the winner is Maja Hoffmann, a Swiss philanthropist.

Clara Barnett inspired the theme “What are you adding?” of DLD20. Ahead of the conference, we asked her to share a few thoughts on why she came up with this theme and what it means to her.