Mad Avenue Blues
The year the media died… This video is great. almost 10 minutes long, like the original song by Don Mclean, and in bits seemingly redundant, but fun to watch and listen to nevertheless – well done!
Videos of the next09 speaches.
I just noticed, that first few of the most interesting next09 videos seem to be online now, so here they are:
Umair Haque about capitalism 2.0:
Andrew Keen about the digital vertigo:
Jeff Jarvis Keynote during the next09 conference
OK, some more Jeff Jarvis Content. The video of his great keynote speach during the next09 conference is online now (forward to 07:00, before that is a welcome note to the conference):
Jeff Jarvis in a Techcrunch Interview at Next09 Conference
During the last couple of days at the next09 conference here in Hamburg Germany, I enjoyed quite a few very interesting presentations, talks and discussions. Amongst the internationally known people were bloggers/thinkers such as Jeff Jarvis, Brian Solis, Umair Haque, Steve Rubel, Stowe Boyd plus a few others. Of course, there were also many well known digerati from Germany/Europe, checkout the next conference homepage for a list of the speakers.
One of the most inspiring speaches was the keynote of Jeff Jarvis, who just wrote the book „what would Google do„.
Techcrunch’s Robin Wauters interviewed Jeff Jarvis during the conference for a quick take on the points he made during his presentations at next09:
Video Interview: Jeff Jarvis at Next09 from Plugg Conference on Vimeo.
Interview with Obamas New Media Operation Manager
Mary C. Joyce was the New Media Operation Manager of Barrack Obama’s electoral staff. German Techsite Golem interviewed her during re:publica, a german blogger conference last week. It’s not about the tools, she says, it’s the strategy. I almost guessed that…
(Found here.)
Weblinks, April 8th
- Steven Berlin Johnson about old growth media and the future of news (not newspapers). Very interesting points about the bright future of news and the possible role of newspapers/journalists – yes there might still be a future for that industry.
- The information architects Japan have launched their fourth version of the web trend map.
- Stop buying attention, start earning it, is the tenor of an adage keynote presentation (found here)
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