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DWS15 - Digital Knowledge session - Jimmy Wales - Wikipedia
- 1. IDate DigiWorld Summit THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL
- 2. What I will talk about • A bit about Wikipedia and where we are today • A special detour to discuss China • The next steps for Wikipedia - Mobile! • Lessons learned and what that leads me to next… • TPO.com - social network
- 3. Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the Sum of all Human knowledge Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the Sum of all Human knowledge
- 4. What is Wikipedia?What is Wikipedia?
- 5. What is free access?What is free access?
- 6. What is “the sum” of all human knowledge? What is “the sum” of all human knowledge?
- 8. LANGUAGES
- 9. Key statsKey stats 8 languages have over 1,000,000 46 languages have at least 100,000 120 have at least 10,000 223 have at least 1,000
- 14. Tops per capita • Some of the top languages in Wikipedia per capita: • Icelandic, Estonian, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish • Why?
- 18. 18 Source: Bridgespan analysis of data found at http://wikistics.falsikon.de/ (pulled August 2009) PRELIMINARY
- 20. Here is what people know
- 22. True enough but clouds the mind!
- 23. What most don’t know
- 26. Internet usage •Let’s just look at one country, Nigeria •2000 - 0.1% of country online •2006 - 3.1% •2009 - 16.1% •2011 - 26.5%
- 27. Bandwidth •January 02 - 72Mbit/s •January 07 - 693Mbit/s •End of 2012 - 12,000Mbit/s
- 29. What are people doing? • Are they searching for prices for crops? • Are they reporting malaria outbreaks? • Maybe, but...
- 30. Top sites across Africa • Google • Facebook • Twitter • Wikipedia • Local newspapers
- 31. What you need to know •Ongoing march of technology is making real and usable Internet access available to tens of millions of peopleTODAY
- 32. What you need to know •Think forward 20 years •Massive connectivity •To real Internet •For hundreds of millions •Who do not speak English or French
- 33. Wikipedia Zero
- 35. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL35 Lessons learned! What are the lessons for growing a brand quickly?
- 36. Interstate highways • In 1919, it took 62 days for a convoy of Army trucks to cross the US • That slowly but steadily improved and then… • Construction from 1956-1991 of the modern Interstate system
- 37. McDonald’s
- 38. Uber • Just as the interstate highway system gave rise to second-order disruption and opportunity • The ubiquity of smart phones is giving rise to new disruption and opportunity
- 39. Uber
- 40. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL Amazon sees 20-35% of their sales from books that traditional retailers do not carry at all (some estimates up to 55%). long tail 40 WORD OF MOUTH VIRAL PLATFORMS 76m Members 17m Pledges
- 41. CAUSE OF YOUR CHOICE
- 43. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL43 BUILDING A VIRAL COMMUNITY
- 44. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL44 building THE community MY PERSONAL PAGE the cause page adding new posts automatic social sharing social sharing
- 45. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL45
- 46. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL46
- 47. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL47
- 48. THE PEOPLE’S OPERATOR. CONFIDENTIAL48
- 49. Thank you!