I spend the morning going through my photos of Reboot 8.0. I had near 800 of them, so that was quite the exercise. Now there’s 147 in a set over at my Flickr account. It was nice to relive the whole experience while going through the shots, made me realize I saw and did a [...]
I’m back in Utrecht after a few great days in Copenhagen. Reboot 8.0 was surprisingly good this year. I was afraid it wouldn’t measure up to the awesome quality of last year, but I was wrong. Perhaps this year was even better. I’ll have to digest everything a little more before I can say for [...]
What does it all mean?
Printing press analogy. Press changed the way we saw the world. We’ll have similar shift in the future (long term). But: they used to burn heretics as well. Not everyone will want to adopt this.
7 years since Cluetrain: lots of stuff is still the same
Change will not happen thanks to tech. [...]
It isn’t Nokia policy, he’s trying to be provocative.
1b internet 2b mobile user 5b unconnected
many networks, you’ll be connected to the internet
100% voice, 50% java, 10% native apps
these are not barriers:
display device speed text entry network speed
1000 bln. text messages in 2005
we might be the last gen. that uses querty
fixed 1000M wireless 100M fixed internet 10M wireless internet [...]
Hard to start after Doc’s talk.
Ph.D. on Framfab. And on new economy and dot com boom and bust.
What happened back then? To see if there are any similarities…
Open question
How do we predict twists of history?
How do we make sense in heated times?
Framfab:
Started 5, at top it was 2000.
He made a ethnographic study of their office [...]
He’s in business drag (kinda like Ben). Dropped it into puddle.
Markets 2.0
Beyond a whole bunch of isms.
Markets are conversations: they’re not just (a whole bunch of things). Stuff that reduces is to transactions.
Wanted change it.
Markets used to be real places, where culture was produced.
Feedback on Cluetrain from the real marketplace:
Markets are also relationships.
Also transactions, and [...]
Anything can have meaning.
Sources
Internet of things report by ITU Shaping things — Sterling, “spimes” Thinglink Manifesto of networked objects
Number of conversations. ITU report: philosophy related to biz efficiency, what about social dimension?
Blogjects Does the thing itself participate in content circulation? E.g.: AIBO blog [...]
Part 2 of three-part track. Last one’s Chris Heathcote’s one.
Why baseball?
Not beer, hotdogs, hat etc.
It takes a long time… Lot of it is pretending to pitch etc. Pitchers are glancing all the time. That’s the aspect that’s interesting to him.
Important social consequences.
1 Spatial
Seeing surrounding space in the present. Focussing, seeing the whole at once [...]
Dickens, cliffhanger on every page
Putting data on display = publishing
Blogs are fragmentary
Every single thing you do needs to be dated for context
In hindsight it’ll show you patterns
Example: Infovore and previous blog actually join
Collect data across boundaries (chronological, digital, physical)
Nostalgia, be fuzzy, looking back at old stories etc.
Analogy of reviews of books with comments on blog [...]
Start with a joke that you need to apologize for (America and Japan).
Supposed to be rebooted, but hasn’t managed to do it just yet.
JJG’s presentation is a good “foil” for his talk.
He’s working a lot with web 2.0 companies. He’s very busy, seen a lot of business models. Trying to help them determine wether it’ll [...]
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