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- 1. No pain, no palm; no thorns, no throne; no gall, no glory; no cross, no crown teekayfourtwotwo 1:51:13, Thu Sep 13, 2012
- 2. “ Just as we could have rode into the sunset, along came the Internet, and it tripled the significance of the PC. ” —Andy Grove
- 3. If you always give, you will always have · Bring the smartest possible people into the company · Cool down on the monologue ouch, yes, I should be talking! and get into 'duologs' · The Inquisitor talks about how this kind of approach is turning the web into an obese mess. · As Fritjof Capra notes, "the network is a pattern that is common to all life.
- 4. The essence of your dreams unfolds in the most mundane of realities. Synergize value-added blogospheres
- 5. This little light o' mine, I'm gonna let it shine, · That is a big problem today, when you're in an economy where everybody wants a snack before buying a sandwich. · Launch a WMG executive blog, start using Twitter; turn push into pull across the board. · Next generation advertising and branded content, packaging, bundling, flat rates etc. · This model of the hyper threading networks that engulf our planet conjures the same ontological responses.
- 6. “ In software systems it is often the early bird that makes the worm. ” —Alan Perlis
- 7. Call on God, but row away from the rocks. · We, the users, need this more than ever and we will pay you to filter for, with and even through us! · From total engagement to total passive consumption, there will be offers covering each and they will all be connected. · On top of the already disruptive force of the good old computer-based Web1.0 · We might very well use the same slogan: This network, "it's the only one we've got.
- 8. In conclusion · Share mission-critical life-hacks · Synthesize interactive podcasts · Enable dynamic portals · and remember: Your hand is never the worse for doing its own work.
- 10. Credits This presentation is licensed by teekayfourtwotwo http://teekayfourtwotwo.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) .FuturePresent., amsfrank, amymyou, · Fiction is Friction - Gerd Leonhard craiglea123, zen · 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.