Gordon Brown: Wiring a web for global good

The transcript discusses the power of iconic images in sparking global awareness and action, highlighting historical movements and the impact of modern communication. It addresses global challenges such as poverty, climate change, and human rights, emphasizing the need for collective action and the creation of global institutions. The speaker advocates for building a global society through a shared moral ethic and the power of communication, urging the audience to take action towards a more connected and responsible world.

What is the significance of Nelson Mandela's statement about the challenges of poverty and climate change?

In what ways does the speaker believe we can address global challenges like climate change?

What role does the speaker attribute to institutions in creating a global society?

How does the speaker connect personal stories, like that of Miriam, to broader global issues?