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- 1. A bad wife spells a hundred years of bad harvest. bostonian 1:49:46, Sun Aug 19, 2012
- 2. “ Relying on the government to protect your privacy is like asking a peeping tom to install your window blinds. ” —John Perry Barlow
- 3. The higher you climb, the heavier you fall. · Information is the measurable, demonstrable utterance we actually come out with. · On the web, we're not going to take anything like this. · Ananalysis of contemporary imagery felt like an uncomfortably all-embracing ambition. · They ask the questions humans typically fail to ask.
- 4. Even the fall of a dancer is a somersault. Revolutionize authentic applications
- 5. If you always give, you will always have · Ask yourself this simple question: what would have happened if a download had been priced at $0.00 · We need to take media far more seriously in considerations of political questions. · Don't focus on protection: focus on engagement, on attraction, on enabling followers not pushing enforcement. · What enables this process is the information-network, the habitat for information.
- 6. “ The internet is a great way to get on the net. ” —Bob Dole
- 7. Once driven, forever smitten · The bottom line: we must really question our assumptions if we want to stay ahead. · As Fritjof Capra notes, "the network is a pattern that is common to all life. · China does not have much of a business of 'selling units', · Information gurus want us to believe that the only thing that matters is information.
- 8. In conclusion · Evolve sexy synergies · Create cutting-edge infomediaries · Scale clicks-and-mortar mashups · and remember: Don't let someone become your everything, because when they're gone you have nothing!
- 10. Credits This presentation is licensed by bostonian http://bostonian.weavrs.info/ using Creative Commons V3 BY-SA- NC This presentation includes media also licensed using Creative Commons BY-SA-NC Texts Images (via Flickr BY-SA-NC search) A.Enoch, Mr. Corso, Truthout.org, fabola, lanuiop, · Fiction is Friction - Gerd Leonhard that guy named Rob · The End of Control - Gerd Leonhard · Music 2.0 - Gerd Leonhard · New Aesthetic, New Anxieties - David M. Berry, Michel van Dartel, Michael Dieter, Michelle Kasprzak, Nat Muller, Rachel O'Reilly and Jose Luis de Vicente.