The Third Media Revolution

The Third Media Revolution

Me the Media “envisages a future of hyper-individualization, of ICTainment on top of ICTechnology, and of meaningful web conversations between organizations, customers and employees.”

Wikipedia - Personalized Truth?

Wikipedia - Personalized Truth?

Wikipedia puts you in control of the truth. You can edit what’s on Wikipedia and someone else can start editing ‘your truth’. Here’s a 48 minute documentary about the pros and cons of a system like Wikipedia which is based on democracy, conversation and collaboration.

Microsoft’s Vision On Future Healthcare

Microsoft’s Vision On Future Healthcare

After the Origami project, Microsoft now gives us a preview of what healthcare could look like in the future. Instant sharing of and access to information seems to be their main prediction. With integrated displays everywhere.

Future Trends In Advertising

Future Trends In Advertising

Ben Hourahine, Futures Editor at Leo Burnett (London), predicts the advertising trends of tomorrow. One of his predictions is ‘screen saturation’. This means: screens everywhere. This means: more advertising. This means: people being pushed to buy everywhere. This means: more unhappy people?

Is Anonymity A Right?

Is Anonymity A Right?

On Sunday March 9, a panel came together at the interactive festival SXSW to discuss ‘Sexual Privacy Online’. One of the interesting questions that popped up was: Do you have the right to be anonymous? I think that’s hard to achieve. In some online environments you want to be anonymous, in others it is necessary that you identify yourself. What do you think about all this?

We Think

We Think

To promote his new book ‘We Think’, Charles Leadbeater had this animation made which tells us about the new era where people share ideas instead of keeping them to themselves. After watching the video I would like to ask you to leave a comment to tell me where you think this is heading.

Chris Anderson - The New Media

Chris Anderson - The New Media

In this 8 minute video Wired editor and “The Long Tail” author Chris Anderson talks with publisher Will Hearst about how user-created content is changing the landscape of mass media.

We Don’t Believe What People Tell Us To Believe

We Don’t Believe What People Tell Us To Believe

This video was put together in 2007 at the University of Manchester. In the video students tell us what characterizes their generation in relation to technology, information, innovation and older generations. Interesting stuff.

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