Laurie Segall
Founder of Dot Dot Dot
Laurie Segall is the founder of Dot Dot Dot, a media company exploring technology through the human lens. Segall is an award-winning journalist who has interviewed the world’s most influential tech leaders including Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook. She hosts First Contact, a weekly podcast series that explores the people and technology that are changing what it means to be human. Segall is also a correspondent for the new 60 Minutes program “60 in 6” on Quibi. Previously, she was CNN’s senior tech correspondent, covering technology and culture for a decade.
Appears in
Reboot Ideas
Reboot Ideas Presents: Tech, Hate and Web 3.0 with Laurie Segall and Aza Raskin
Welcome to Web3, the decentralized internet built on the utopian promises of open access and ownership of technology, currency and power. But we wonder if we as Jews and as citizens of the planet are prepared for Web3’s implications and unintended consequences in both digital and physical spaces. Reboot Ideas invited our technology experts, award-winning journalist Laurie Segall and tech entrepreneur and artist Aza Raskin, to decipher this critical platform, its seemingly secret corners, how it is informing and transforming our lives and how it might impact our interactions. Watch here.
Reboot Ideas
Reboot Ideas: The Lost Art of Connecting
Journalist and founder of Dot Dot Dot, Laurie Segall, interviews Susan McPherson about her book and what it means to connect in the time of COVID.
Reboot Ideas
Reboot Ideas: The Future Perceived, The Future Manifested
Laurie Segall (60 Minutes) and Aza Raskin (The Social Dilemma) discuss the ever-changing landscape of technology and social media, and the ways in which they affect our perceptions of the future, and thus the future itself.
Reboot Ideas
Reboot Ideas: Technology in a time of Covid-19 (and Beyond)
Hear from acclaimed tech correspondent Laurie Segall and internet visionary Aza Raskin, as they unpack the present paradox of our unprecedented technological enslavement and forecast its implications on the future. Segall joined Raskin, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology to examine the power of technological connection to enslave or liberate us.