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25 posts categorized "My Podcasts"

January 11, 2013

New video: Digital Media Strategist Carlo Donzella and Futurist Gerd Leonhard talk about Smart Cities

 

This is the 3rd pilot for my new web-tv show called Meetings of the Mind (MotM), soon to be available at www.meetingsofthemind.tv). In this episode I talk to Carlo Donzella, in Rome / Italy see http://twitter.com/nerissimo 

As an advisor to the Lazio Region of Rome, Carlo has recently been involved in the Futouring.it project which has created 6 world-class digital media experiences for 6 world-heritage sites within the Lazio region. Carlo also teaches the "Brave New Media World" course at the Master in Development, Innovation and Change (MiDIC) of the University of Bologna (Italy) and at the PopAkademie of the University of Mannheim (Germany).

A reviewer for dozens of international projects, he has covered various executive and consulting roles with many public agencies and private enterprises.

We discuss Carlo's work in digital, smart cities, and ponder what the future may hold for cities that use social local mobile video and cloud applications to engage with their visitors, citizens and fans.  This is a wide-ranging discussion that covers a ton of stuff - hope you like it.  Audio track will go up on www.futuretalks.com soon, as well!

Audio-only (podcast)

 

MotM3 Carlo Donzella Gerd Leonhard Smart Cities



 

August 02, 2012

Check out my new video podcasts on iTunes (download my speeches and talks) *updated

Sorry, something went wrong with this emailed post while I was on vacation - here it is again, with correct links.   Check out my new podcast feed here

Gerd Leonhard Futurist US iTunes podcast page
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/futurist-keynote-speaker-gerd/id461004120



The audio-only podcast feed via iTunes is here



July 25, 2012

New audio-only versions of my keynotes now available on my app, and via iTunes

Futurist gerd leonhard podcasts july 2012I have just added some 25 new audio-only versions (podcasts) of my various keynote speeches, talks and presentations from the past 12 months to my free iOS / Android app - check it out (this is a great way to get really distracted while driving ;).  I also have a new web-app if you don't want to download anything, here.

In addition, you can now subscribe to all my audio feeds via iTunes or directly via the new FutureTalks podcast site.

Never a boring moment:)

And yes, you can subscribe to my video podcasts here, as well (and download them directly onto your iPod etc)

 

June 25, 2012

Data is the new Oil: audio / podcast version of my presentation at SwissNex San Francisco

This is the audio version of my talk at SwissNex in SF, see the details, video and slides here.  Right-click to save as MP3 (on a Mac:)

 

Gerd Leonhard Data Oil Swissnex SF 

The best way to get my latest podcasts is to use my mobile app, btw; I am posting a lot of exclusive content there. Enjoy and... spread the word:)

 

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June 15, 2012

I just added 5 new audio podcasts exclusively on my mobile 'futurist' app

Gerd app screenshot MF MR

 

 

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Gerds App Updated

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...perfect for driving:) Get the free app here (iOS and Android) or just use the web app here.

January 14, 2012

New audio / video interview on the future of branding, business and the Internet (incl. some comments on SOPA), via TribeRadio

A few days ago, I did a fairly lengthy and deep skype interview with Toronto-based Marie Germain from Branding 2.0 (see her Twitter channel here), touching on many issues including the future of commerce, selling, marketing and branding, so-called social media (I much prefer the term Social OS), current issues in technology and the Internet (such as SOPA - the deeply disturbing but nevertheless impending U.S. Stop Online Piracy Act), and media / content trends.

There are some quite juicy snippets in this interview, such as:

"In an truly digital society we probably don't need marketing as we know it"

"We are moving from a society, and an economy, based on EGOsystems to a society that is based on ECOsystems (i.e. INTERDEPENDENCE)"

"The old days of commerce were based on handcuffing consumers, now it's all about attraction, engagement and conversations (being a magnet rather than using handcuffs)"

This video uses an interesting format in that it is based on an audio track that was recorded on the phone, and superimposes some related images over it. Interesting.  If you just want the audio track, here it is:

Gerd Leonhard TribeRadio Interview Jan 2012: Branding, SOPA et al


From the TribeRadio Youtube post: "World-renown futurist, Gerd Leonhard, in this interview speaks of the very serious challenges businesses and brands face; he offers solutions. On a more sombre note he exposes the ploys of controllers on internet freedom, SOPA to be clear. The Wall Street Journal acknowledges Gerd as one of the leading media futurists in the world. Powerful! Incisive! Gerd is simply delicious to the ears. Keynote Speaker, Founder of The Futures Agency, Advisor to top corporations and governments, author of five books, "The Future of Music", "Music 2.0", "The End of Control", "Friction is Fiction" and "The Future of Content". Gerd's background is in music; however, today he is a top game-changer, inspiring entrepreneurship and guiding us into a prodigious digital world. To reach the Host of Tribe Radio, Marie Germain: at her blog, http://Branding20.wordpress.com or her biz site, http://MarieGermain.com..."

Be sure to check out the other audio / video interviews on here channel as well, including Jeffrey Hayzlett ('Running the Gauntlet' book, former CMO of Kodak).

 

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October 28, 2011

New video: Visions of a Networked Future at ITU Telecom World

Below is a 10-minute video excerpt from a really interesting session at ITU Teleworld 2011 in Geneva yesterday, October 26, 2011. http://forum.world2011.itu.int/sessions/f17-storytelling-2-visions-of-a-netwo... has further details and the complete 86 minute video.

This Quickfire Storytelling session brings together some of the world's leading futurists (see below) to share bold ideas and conflicting predictions of how the world might look in 10 years' time. This video (which we shot ourselves using a Kodak HDCam and Sony bluetooth mic) shows the first 10 minutes i.e. Gerd's introduction, the 5 minute talk and brief discussion with the other speakers and the audience. Twitter buzz is here

You can download the 10MB PDF of my presentation (unfortunately, the slides are not visible in the video), here.

More details on the other panelists

Gerd Leonhard, CEO, The Futures Agency
Rachel Armstrong, Senior TED Fellow, Senior Lecturer, University of Greenwich
Simon Torrance, Founder 2.0 Initiative, and Chief Executice Officer, STL Partners
Juliana Rotich, CEO, Ushahidi Inc.
Rohit Talwar, CEO, Fast Future

This is the audio-only version (right-click to save the MP3)

Gerd Leonhard Futurist at ITU Teleworld 2012

 

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June 06, 2010

Quick podcast on The Future of Marketing

Picture 57 Prior to my talk at the Future of Digital Marketing conference in London, June 16, 2010 here is a quick audio preview of what I will talk about (if I can stay on-topic;). Stay tuned as I will publish the PDF after the event, here and of course on Slideshare.

Future of Marketing Gerd Leonhard Podcast


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September 13, 2009

MP3 and podcast of my speech at AMBC 09: Music 2.0 - the time is Now.

Ambc logo aus music The Austral-Asian Music Business Conference crew just made this MP3 available, here. Hit 'play' in the widget below to just stream the whole thing (approx 45 mins) or download it from AMBC. More information about what I did at AMBC in Sydney is here (Slideshare) and here (blog), the preso is also embedded below so that you can listen to the audio and click along!
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July 31, 2009

Music 2.0 Webinar: the PDF and the audio/video

Music 2.0 nothing else I just finished with my first-ever Music 2.0 - Webinar using Drop.io's new presentation service (see the previous post). I really enjoyed doing this, even though it did feel kind of strange to have some people on the conference call phone line while others are watching the stream on uStream while yet others did not have either. We also had several images missing on quite a few slides - still lots of room for improvement by the Drop.io team I would venture to say. In comparison, my Webex experience for the Content / Marketing webinar in Australia, yesterday, went a lot smoother (guess that's why Webex charges a few more $$;) .

Anyhow, we had about 50 very attentive people which is great - hope they liked it.

Now, as promised, here is the media from the event:

Enjoy! 

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June 30, 2009

Audio version of my speech at MPJC 2009 "The Future of Media"

Picture 82 Just received this file via MPJC podcast site; it's the audio version of my 30-minute speech on The Future of Media, get more details via my previous post on MPJC 2009. Note: the introduction (90 secs) is in Dutch but my speech is in English.

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June 03, 2009

New Media - What’s next for content and creativity (Audio from the RSA event on April 8, 2009)

Picture 57 I just found this audio stream (below) via a link to Gravity Lab Media; the RSA event on April 8 was great so it's worth blogging on it again.  A reminder of the topics that were discussed: "The internet is fundamentally disrupting the traditional mainstream content distribution and selling models, starting with music and games, followed by TV, film, books and print publishing. Soon everyone will be “always on”, mobile and hyper-connected, and everything will available all the time. How will content be created, distributed, marketed, consumed, and paid for? Who will do what, for whom, and how will the traditional players such as broadcasters, record labels, publishers and distributors adjust to the new landscape? If new players, starting with telecoms, device makers, advertisers and brands, indeed move into the content business, what will be their challenges and opportunities? Given the challenging financial climate, how do we reconcile the need to reward enterprise and secure sustainable revenue streams, with the expectations and demands of the “freeconomics” generation..."

Speakers: Gerd Leonhard, media futurist, author and blogger; Richard Titus, Controller of Future Media, Audio, Music & Mobile, BBC; David A. Smith, chief executive of Global Futures and Foresight (GFF).

Listen to the panel discussion (mp3)

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May 01, 2009

Various podcasts from the past

Interview for the Ecomm Conference 2009: Telco2.0 - The Future of Content & Telecom

Speech at the Trinidad Futurists Event

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April 29, 2009

Audio of my speech at the RSA London: The Future of Content and Creativity

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April 13, 2009

Podcast of my Authors@Google speech in San Francisco: The End of Control and the Future of Content

MP3 file is here
Control to trust gerd leonhard futurist Details are here.  Some snippets: Bottom Lines: The fight for Control was a fight for Distribution. The flight for Attention is a fight for Trust. The beneficiaries of Control were Monopolies. The beneficiaries of Trust are those that Collaborate. Advertising 2.0: Information becomes Conversation.  Interruption becomes Engagement. Annoyance becomes Entertainment. 'This is an Ad' becomes 'This is Content'.  The Sharing Economy Logic: Sharing...the Output (i.e. publish, re-mix, co-create, life-stream...) the Input  (i.e. remuneration in cash, attention, reputation...) ... the Thruput (i.e. usage data, meta content, attention trails >> New Data Economics)

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