MediaFuturist: Nokia

Some invitations left: Future of Telecom, Media & Technology (TMT) at BLP Law in London, January 13, 2010

If you are interested in attending please contact me (eMail, Twitter); they have very few places left. It's a free event but reserved for senior executives in the TMT sectors.

The New Year Revolution - Event January 2010

We would like to invite you to The New Year Revolution: an insight into what's on the horizon in the technology, media and telecoms sector in 2010 (and beyond!)

We are delighted to welcome Gerd Leonhard, TMT futurist as our keynote speaker.

Gerd is renowned for his presentations and think-tank appearances, which are hard-hitting and provocative yet inspiring and motivational. His clients include Nokia, Google, Sony-BMG, Siemens, ITV, the BBC, The Financial Times and many others.

Following Gerd's keynote there will be a session bringing you up to date on important law changes for 2010.

Date: Wednesday 13 January 2010
Time: Registration, breakfast and networking at 8.30am. Seminar 9.00am to 11.00am, including time for questions. There will be more time to network when the seminar has concluded.
Venue: Berwin Leighton Paisner Adelaide House, London Bridge, London EC4R 9HA.

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Crucial Intelligence: the latest Internet & Economy Trends by Morgan Stanley (via Web 2.0 summit)

Once again, great stuff by Mary Meeker and her Internet team at Morgan Stanley, via the Web2.0 summit. The video, embedded below, is good, too, but in my opinion it's the the slides that matter most: every single page packs a punch and makes you think. Great mix of facts, statistics and some key foresights. A must-read (and then... digest). Techcrunch has some great comments on this presentation, here.

Economy & Internet Trends - Morgan Stanley Presentation

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Posted by Gerd Leonhard at 4:34 PM in Advertising Trends, Apple, Broadband Culture, Conferences, Consumer Insights, Crucial Stuff, Emerging Markets, Future of Media, Good reads, Google, Interesting, iPhone, ISPs, Nokia, Real-Time Web, Resources, Social Media, Statistics, Telecom2.0, TeleMedia, Television, Trends | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Mobile: the 4th screen (inspiring video by Nokia)

I know... its not new (2 years old I believe) or futuristic but I kind of like what Nokia has compiled here. Check it out.

Posted by Gerd Leonhard at 12:43 AM in Inspiring, Mobility, Nokia, Videos I Like | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

My presentation at the NSN Marketing Forum 2009: Telemedia Opportunities

I was delighted to work with Nokia Siemens Networks once again, for their 2009 Marketing Forum in Munich. I actually learned a lot during this event, myself, listening to some really good fellow-speakers which included the fabulous Jonathan MacDonald (yes... we did have a few beers at the Otoberfest afterwards), the hard-hitting and enlightening Dan Gardner (Author of 'Risk'... next on my reading list), telco2.0 innovator Simon Torrance from STL Partners and many more. Some heavy lifting for people's brains - great stuff, all around. Below is an edited version of my slideshow; you can download the PDF via Slideshare. Enjoy & Share. Hopefully we'll have video clips soon, too. Stay tuned.

Market Changes and Opportunities in TeleMedia (NSN Marketing Forum 09_

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Posted by Gerd Leonhard at 9:43 PM in Broadband Culture, CHANGE, Marketing2.0, MY PRESENTATIONS, Nokia, Open Is King, Recession survival, Social Media, Telecom2.0, TeleMedia, Twitter | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Nokia video on mixed reality: watch this and... think!

This video shows the future or shall I say 'almost reality' of mobile communications... mind-boggling opportunities, and vast cultural changes. And Digital Jet Lag, for sure.