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    1. Thomas Landspurg @8Motions 2007 Geotagging, User Generated Content and Social Networks…
    2. About 8Motions
      • 8Motions provides application and services related to geolocalisation on mobile.
      • Semi-finalist of Navteq LBS Challenge 2007
      • Selected by the « OSEO » in the emerging category
      • Part of the Orange « Startup Program »
      • Located in France (Bordeaux)
      @8Motions 2007
    3. What we are doing
      • Mobile tourist guide application, based on User Generated Content
      • Evolution of tourist guide:
          • First generation, was “Guide Michelin”: static content
          • Second was “Lonely Planet”: user generated feedback
          • Third generation is UGC (Ex: Wikimapia, Virtual Tourist, …)
      • Link with multimedia content: pictures, videos,….
      @8Motions 2007
    4. Mapz: Mobile Widget adapted to Maps!
          • Widget framework to easily add/develop/manipulate piece of geolocalized information
          • Create « mashups » in minutes
          • Fully downloadable
          • A Mapz can be:
            • A link to a KML
            • An extra layer
            • A different map provider (ex: OpenStreetMap)
            • A micro application with behavior
            • Shared by users
      @8Motions 2007
    5. Opening considerations
      • Navigation won’t be the killer app for mobile LBS
      • GPS is a key technology for innovation
        • Facilitate experimentation, development
        • More than enough to do many applications:
          • Message to operators/manufacturers: keep fragmentation away!
        • Privacy is in user hands: He can choose what he wants to do
      • Google Map (on the web) set up the trend: access to maps is not anymore in the hands of a few specialist
        • and looking to map, satellite picture is now…FUN
      @8Motions 2007
    6. Is there any life outside operator portal?
      • The application that initiate this company has already been download 500 000 times
      @8Motions 2007
    7. Internet revolution
      • User Generated content
        • Wikipedia, Flickr, YouTube, …
      • Social network
        • Facebook, MySpace,….
      • Wikimapia: user generated POI
        • 5 Millions of POI
      • Mobile has not yet been correctly addressed
        • Addressing mobile is just more than having a good browser
        • Many opportunities in mobile space
      @8Motions 2007
    8. What is geotagging?
      • is the process of adding geographical identification metadata to some content..
      • Metadata can be:
            • Lat, lon
            • Place: paris, eiffel tower,
            • Personal geotagging: home, school
            • Contextual geotagging: rugby world cup final
      • Geotagging is NOT an application, but a means to create or enhance content or application
      @8Motions 2007
    9. Geotagging
      • More generaly speaking, geotagging is creating content related to location
      • Example:
        • Flickr photos geotagged with location
        • Video
        • Places, point of interest…
      • Geotagged data can be used in both directions:
        • Being produced on mobile
        • Being consumed on mobile
      @8Motions 2007
    10. Example of Geotagging+UGC
      • In this example, we see what is tagged « near » this specific place:
        • Hotel Melia Avenida America
        • Close to « distrito de ciena lineal »
        • In madrid
        • In Spain
      • These are relevant information that can be used to geotag pictures
      • Example:
        • 8Motions service, but also ZoneTag from Yahoo
      @8Motions 2007
    11. UGC challenges
      • Different kind of UGC:
        • « high quality » UGC: restaurant place review, tourist information, etc…
        • « low quality/feedback »:
          • « My friends  place » : content not really interesting outside a small group
          • Use the community as a way to raise high quality content
            • Notes, comments, ….
      • Web vs. mobile:
        • Content can be created (drafted) on mobile
        • UGC (and especially high quality one) can be edited on web site:
          • Mobile and Web are complementary
      @8Motions 2007
    12. Mobile Challenges
      • Access to the position
        • LBS is still not a mass market technology
        • Very little GPS enabled phone
        • Difficult to access to others technologies (CellId,…)
      • User generated content needs critical mass to be interesting
      • It’s not easy to create content on mobile
      • Data prices
      @8Motions 2007
    13. Handsets
      • Don’t try to access mass market today:
        • High end phone users(N95, 6110 for instance) paid a lot for their GPS enabled phone: they are ready to spent time to download and use applications that take advantage of their (costly) GPS
        • They are opinion leaders and early adopters
      • Target mass market (through operators/LBS platform) in a second step: take much longer time
        • Mass market GPS handset will come
        • Explore other technical options Cell-ID based…
      @8Motions 2007
    14. How to solve the critical mass pb
      • Link with existing Web service:
        • Provides a mobile access to existing web service
        • Extend an existing community on the mobile
      • Share the user base with the service
      • Use viral features
        • Find my friends
        • Recommend to a friend
      @8Motions 2007
    15. Difficulty to create content on mobile
      • This depends of the content (and the mobile)
      • Create simple things on mobile:
        • Simple feedback (ranking, love/hate, etc…)
        • Take advantage of mobile:
          • Picture, video are easy to create on mobile, texts not
      • Draft  content on mobile, edited on the web
        • Target the small percentage of people ready to spent time to elaborate high quality content
        • Give them tools to create this content
      @8Motions 2007
    16. What about business models?
      • Early market, no obvious answer
      • Several options:
        • Geolocalized advertising: huge potential, but still very early
        • Premium services/subscription? >Need to educate people
        • SMS is as always a simple way to do micro billing
      • Generate revenue on content might create new issues:
        • Sharing revenue with content creator
      @8Motions 2007
    17. Conclusion
      • The pieces to enable innovatives LBS application are here
      • UGC is one of the key driver of Web2.0, we expect to take a greater role in Mobile2.0
      • Mass market will explode with deployment of GPS enabled handsets
      @8Motions 2007
    18. Thanks
      • Thomas Landspurg
      • Contact:
      • [email_address]
      @8Motions 2007

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