The document discusses several technology trends that are emerging or will emerge in the future. It notes that predicting the future is difficult but some trends that are mentioned include the shift from broadcast to more personalized content delivery like narrowcast and selfcast. It also discusses the rise of mobile, social media, distributed platforms, and new licensing models around data and content as the internet continues to change. The document provides a high level overview of these trends without going into detail about each one.

1. The end is uncertain
(and the future is always too far) +
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Sylvain Carle
Chief Geek @ Praized Media +
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2. The end is uncertain
(and the future is always too far)

3. this is obviously a ripoff from the
famous Jim Morrisson quote

4. b u t *you* would not know *that*

5. bunch of young digital natives!

6. but there an older guy with no hair
down there that got the reference

7. The Future is uncertain
(and the end is always near)
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Jim Morrisson
An American Poet

8. The end is uncertain
(and the future is always too far) +
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Sylvain Carle
Chief Geek @ Praized Media +
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Creative Commons BY 2.0
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9. A few technology trends
you need to know about

10. NOW!

11. and what to do about them

12. while you wait
for the rest of the world
to catch up

13. oh

14. there's this girl

15. over there

16. she got it now

17. thanks to google and wikipedia

18. Pragmatic perspective #1

19. Predicting

20. Predicting
the future

21. Predicting
the future
is

22. Predicting
the future
is
hard

23. http://palaceofculture.org/radebaugh.html

24. ...

25. Pragmatic perspective #2

26. If you are
an ealy
adopter

27. be prepared

28. to wait

29. for the

30. ...

31. ...

32. ...

33. ...

34. ...

35. late adopter!

36. ok

37. let's get to those trends

38. From broadcast to...

39. narrowcast, selfcast,
lifestream

40. Platforms gets distributed...
cloud computing, software as
service, web apps

41. Content needs context :
semantic, meta,
machine tags, qrcodes

42. Explosion of content means
filters are needed :
Some of the 5Ws
Who, Where, When

43. Distributed platforms
and content
requires
distributed identity
Open ID , OAuth

44. Data and content
everywhere means
you need to easily
move stuff around
data portability

45. The 3W of the new www
also requires a shift
from
Documents
to
Messaging

46. Mobile
is *not*
just another trend.
This is has the major 3W
shift built in.

47. Aggregation
is the balancing act
to distribution and
desintermediation

48. Net Gain
had this pretty much dow
to a science in... 1997.
Hagel used to call them
Virtual Communities, now
it's Social Media

49. New Rights for new models
Creative Commons. GPL3,
Apache 2, Affero License.
Data is the Intel Inside

50. New New models
open everything
hardware
science
knowledge
wealth?
health?

51. The Global Village
& Trust you Tribes.

52. Thanks!
Sylvain Carle
CTO Praized Media
www.praized.com
www.afroginthevalley.com