By: Noam Cohen | New York Times
In March, David Isay, the founder of the oral history project StoryCorps, will give his first TED talk — typically, a big-idea lecture delivered in a large hall while pacing alone on stage with an unseen, wireless microphone.
The invitation was unexpected, Mr. Isay, 48, said: “I felt like I was an unlikely candidate. I had never seen a TED talk.
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