Thank you for these updates - I just wanted to notify of something regarding your comment on TEDx vs TED. As someone who gave a TEDx talk recently, I think it's important to note that the application/audition process is extremely rigorous . TEDx is a subsidiary of TED talks and maintains the same quality standards. Independent organizers essential file to franchise the TED model in their area, and each group of independent organizers is assigned with a regional TED speaker coach along with complete preparation and filtration process. Obviously the quality of the end products is dependent on the intention of the organizers which varies from place to place but one thing I can say for certain is, there is no way to simply send or submit a talk to TEDx subdomain and have them upload it. In order to get on the TED.TEDx , the only way is to have gone through the selection process and have prepared and presented a live sanctioned TEDx talk (and all talks are recorded live, not edited). The one I did in New York started with over 1000+ applicants who auditioned, and finished almost a year later with only 4 speakers finally given the green light to present. I was honored to be among them, and it took a lot of work.