cornelia didn't only want to write a book she wanted to send out a political message.n one of the themes of income that is fascism not the gang in the mountains they're not met v.o.c. they're fascists. they blackmail us without children they blackmail us with their husbands and our friends on them fight and that's what's most terrifying about dictators and fascism they attack us using the things we're most proud of what we think of as our identity that's what we love most of us believe and they turn us into a compass is that's how fascism operate and that's what i depicted in incarceration intent and house but i didn't call it by its name because i thought it would be more timeless this way if the smartest idea was there was supposed to be a 4th in cart book coming out i thought it was a trilogy and that it was over it was published i thought it had to probably because illustrating and painting have become more important to me again because of the sometimes i draw characters and don't know who they are and then they pop up in my books one is that a new way of working i

we met cornelia funk in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met for nearly a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhile written more than 70 books they've been translated into 50 languages and have sold more than 26000000 copies. in cart was turned into a hollywood film the chico produced another unusual experience for the author. recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cordelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. if i saw it in any amount but i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 24 and 30 were asking if they could have me up to now and they thanked me saying that i was their child you can ty

recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cornelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. in france not in in one place i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 24 and 30 were asking if they could have me up to know and they thanked me saying that i was their child you can type in in out of their names i have the same thing in germany a very how can that be in the book the reality in india is so different matter because and yet with my books are in fact shaped by german reality or american reality and not by reality in india it's for me it's a question that's still a big mystery how he was when i was in guadalajara mexico how i found myself weeping into nor not the end in fact the reader is there understood exactly what i was writing about every question they asked me why have you the depth of understanding that i've rarely encountered anywhere else and time on the land to me it seems like that in pla

my name is cornelia ditto i think voice profiles are crazy. some experts say customers are unaware of the full consequences cloud but the strength of the it also doesn't there's a serious danger of people not understanding the information do they even know what a voice print is it's more

with me is cornelia meyer — ceo of mrl corporation. good to see you. great to see you again.et's start with this latest on coronavirus. it is amazing to think that a thousand bed facility can go up in eight days. it only in china can you do it, a centralised economy at its best, and when you think about china and see how quickly it came up in shanghai, when i first went there was nothing and then when i went there was nothing and then when iwent in there was nothing and then when i went in the zeros it was there. but part of the problem is also it has been kept quiet for too long and not addressed for too long and not addressed for too long and not addressed for too long, and with these pandemics, apparently the sooner you pandemics, apparently the sooner you get to it the better, so the infra structure is one thing on the measures now is one thing but the measures right at the beginning we re measures right at the beginning were probably a bit lacking. and of course the big concern is once they start to bring the lunar new year holiday as has been extended to a close, the mo

it was in canton that made cornelia from cannot global sensation in 2008 spellbinding story of mickey and her father the moment made it to hollywood with the film adaptation of the trilogy the 1st book allies of bennett and brendan fraser starred as the magical father and daughter can now wants to write a book in the in car series much of the book. but back to her new work pan's labyrinth. the story is set in the spanish countryside in 1944 just 5 years after the civil war victory by the fascists it's a story of good versus evil the protagonist of failure can only a skate this world through trying to see. just like in current she is led into a magical realm as the characters on the pages of her book come to life. change anything in the story white make a young guy white center i'm not going to take out the sexual innuendoes and what the war against women look like. all that in that violence looks like it's not glorified evil is not trivialized all glorified in the film and for that i had my eye. on the half of. the top. 2017 she bought a farm in malibu and created her very own paradis

with me is cornelia meyer — ceo of mrl corporation. good to see you. great to see you again.irus. it is amazing to think that a thousand bed facility can go up in eight days. it only in china can you do it, a centralised economy at its best, and when you think about china and see how quickly it came up in shanghai, when i first went there was nothing and then when i went there was nothing and then when iwent in there was nothing and then when i went in the zeros it was there. but part of the problem is also it has been kept quiet for too long and not addressed for too long and not addressed for too long and not addressed for too long, and with these pandemics, apparently the sooner you get to

my name is cornelia ditto i think voice profiles are crazy. some experts say customers are unaware of the full consequences cloud but they still see it all citizens there's a serious danger of people not understanding the information do they even know what a voice print is it's more a case of i didn't notice anything negative in my opinion there's no way you can call that consent to see. our voices reveal a lot about us information that big business is keen to use in job applications for example. what i like best about my job is the variety and this job interview is being conducted by a computer program using artificial intelligence it analyzes a 3 minute speech sampled by applicants to assess their personal character and determine whether they're suitable for the position they have a number of firms are testing the software voice based biometric analysis is set to revolutionize recruitment practices that's according to its developer at least as iraq based tech start up. a lot more about the individual before i even see them i can detect their

in cary chair county cornelia bowman discovered several processing companies that are using sustainable energy sources from the local area. sunshine the rolling landscape of character county comes to life. vibrant green extends as far as the eye can see. the fields are covered in. which grow very well here. this is kenya's most important growing region. has a plantation here he's one of 600000 smallholder farmers who work with the kenya t. development agency or. t. has provided his family with a good living he is. the main source of income. and by. that he from his farm is processed just a few kilometers away in a tub a sonic factory which is also affiliated with kati. the workers 1st separated he leads into equally sized batches afterwards their dried in a process that takes several steps. in the drying process requires boilers like these they consume a great deal of firewood. most of this wood comes from the factories own plantation . trees are growing scarce in the region 2 years ago the government imposed a moratorium on logging in public forests. and that's also why the factory use

syphon another societies throughout the 1st society could make money off of that where you define cornelia's and like that then you really start to see the resonances in china has been investing in africa many parts of asia for 2030 years very systematically is never pretended that it is doing anything other than expanding its economic interests it does not use civilizing rhetoric because it doesn't need to let's contrast that for the moment with a company like microsoft which talks about democratizing ai or facebook. that is concerned to give as it were connection cometary can just be a privilege for some of the rich and powerful and needs to be something that everyone shares. facebook has made a big push to present itself as a benevolent force to get people online since 2013 the company has been leading a giant project called internet dot all sort of gateway to the world wide web for those with poor connectivity. the app that serves as the portal to facebook's version of the internet is called free basics and it's been launched in at least 60 countries more than half of them in africa the

with me is cornelia meyer — ceo of mrl corporation. good to see you. good morning.orning. the baftas and a bit of controversy around the lack of diversity. it's every year. around the lack of diversity. it's every yea r. every around the lack of diversity. it's every year. every year and won yet there are maybe two diverse directors or actors who get nominated and actually get the prize and other than that, it's every year the same thing. joaquin phoenix, the winner of the best actor award, made a very strong speech. i felt that prince william actually had a very good balance in saying it is good work but we are in the 21st century. the tone was set by graham norton, the host, saying here we go, great success of white actor wins for the first time. you know, poking fun. it is, difficult to change the culture. iama is, difficult to change the culture. i am a member of bafta and i vote on these things and i am probably the worst person because i am white, middle aged, blah blah blah, whatever. but when you change that, how do you do that in an effective way and keep t