Good chart on Freemium versus Advertising

Found via Movilforum

Video from the Telco2.0 APAC summit in Singapore (Dec 2011): the coming convergence of Telecom and Media (aka Telemedia)

I just found this video with my complete talk at the Telco2.0 APAC Summit in Singapore December 2011 visit http://gerd.fm/telemedia for more details.  The pdf with my slides is here

 

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The future of news: funny video (yes, delivery will be on all screens and platforms)

Newspapers must reinvent themselves - and advertising, as well

See below ... And this will become a global trend, I think. Just a matter of time for Eastern Europe , India etc. It may make sense to think of paper / print just as another screen (along with mobile, tablet, computer, tv).

Gerd Leonhard
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The best definition of social media I have seen so far (have a good laugh:)

This pretty much says it all:)

The essence of futurist work (image)

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Inequality bears a primary responsibility for the political, economic, social, and environmental failures that threaten our future (David Korten)

Read this fabulous piece by David Korten - he nails it, totally.Growth or Equality: Two Competing Visions for America’s Future by David Korten — YES! Magazine

http://www.yesmagazine.org/blogs/david-korten/growth-or-equality-two-competing-visions-for-americas-future(via Instapaper)

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Video: 10 Future Technologies That Already Exist

Made me think... hard.

The Future of Newspapers: print is just one of the screens (but a crucial one for now)

This add from Folha Brazil says it all ;)

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Announcing my first 'Public Office Hour' (online meeting) on September 24the, 2012, 5pm CET

Update: you can now use this sign-up form at Eventbrite to secure your spot for this public office. I will, btw, answer any question on any topic that comes up; the whole thing will be recorded and made available on Youtube (provided all participants agree:). We will use audio, video, and screen-sharing as needed.

I have been using gotowebinar and gotomeeting for a while and it's turning out to be a good and simple tool for online conferencing, presentations and discussions.  Many of my clients have been asking me to offer some kind of 'virtual office hour' where they can just come in and ask me stuff; therefore I have decided to give this a try - see the details below. Please note: the  limit is 25 people and you'll need to email me to get the password, first (and of course, it's free:)))

1.  Please join my meeting, Sep 24, 2012 at 5:00 PM CET
https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/246578389

2.  Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended.

Or, call in using your telephone.

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The Future of the Music Business - a new Ecosystem (the ultimate slideshow)

My final words on this:))) And be sure to read this 'evidence' via Hypebot, too

 

 

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PDFs and resources from today's webinar on The Future of Television (with Stowe Boyd)

In case you missed our webinar on SocialTV and the Future of Television, today (shame on you;): the video will go live in a few hours (assuming the recording actually worked) on my Youtube Webinars playlist.

And here are the slides we used (creative commons non-commercial, attribution licensed, as usual):
Gerd, Stowe   as well as the reports we referenced (subject to different licenses):  Ericsson: Getting Social on TV  Google: The new multi-screen world, and Stowe's Social TV report.

UPDATE: Here is the video

 

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For my readers in Brazil and Portugal: Conteúdo 2.0: a ‘proteção’ está no modelo de negócio

Thanks to Paula Neves and Flavio Gut

Gerd Leonhard: Conteúdo 2.0: ‘proteção’ está no modelo de negócio (Content 2.0: protection is in the business model) e não na tecnologia (pensamentos sobre o futuro da venda de conteúdo).

Abastecido pelas agitações na indústria da música e, finalmente, com a transformação muito rápida dos livros para o formato digital, há bastante debate em torno do fato das pessoas compartilharem habitualmente isto é, redistribuírem conteúdo digital sem que os usuários paguem por isso. Como se pode monetizar o conteúdo se a cópia é gratuita? Essa pergunta é uma questão chave em todos os sentidos, seja com a música, com livros digitais, noticiários, editoração, TV ou filmes.

Há o medo, claro, de que a partir do momento que um item digital foi comprado por uma pessoa, ele pode ser facilmente encaminhado para qualquer um se estiver num formato aberto, assim reduzindo significantemente a possibilidade de que outra pessoa pague dinheiro real por ele também (claro que o mesmo também é verídico para conteúdo digital supostamente trancado ou protegido – só demora um pouco mais).  Não ter mais controle sobre a distribuição = não ter mais dinheiro. Certo?

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