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Vili Lehdonvirta

mathilde — Sun, 09 May 2010 02:02:10 +0000

Top 5 Internet Services You’ve Never Heard About

It is in Japan, China and Korea you find the real money trading of virtual property.

SPEAKER: Vili Lehdonvirta (FIN), researcher, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and Waseda University, Tokyo
MODERATOR: Eva Steensig (DK), business sociologist and founder, LIGHTHOUSE CPH

Technorati sees more blog posts written in Japanese than in English. Koreans spend more money on virtual items than Finnish people spend on shoes. Behind surprisingly high barriers of language and culture, there lies a set of webospheres radically different from our own.
In this session Vili Lehdonvirta introduces some highly popular internet services from the Far East, including Mixi, QQ and Cyworld, and he discusses virtual item sales as a revenue model for online services.

RT @Funzafunza: Today is World Day Against Internet Censorship. Tell the censors to fuck off! Support http://wikileaks.org/ (via @wikileaks)

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 11:51:35 +0000

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Finally. Free Internet connection on (some) Danish trains. http://bit.ly/cEut3f [via @nitoen] #TDC #DSB

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 10:59:27 +0000

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Danish government opposed to public participation in treaty that will regulate the Internet?! http://j.mp/aTHNVe /via @4ND3RS @moltke #ACTA

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:03:01 +0000

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Vint Cerf

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 02:03:48 +0000

Vint Cerf and Clay Shirky in Conversation [2009]

The father and the son of the Internet covering issues such as net neutrality and internet governance.

SPEAKERS: Vint Cerf (US) Vice President & Chief Internet Evangelist, Google // Clay Shirky (US) Writer, Consultant & Professor, NYU
MODERATOR: Martin Krasnik (DK) journalist, Weekendavisen

A conversation between two of the most prominent thinkers on future media and technology. The father and the son of the Internet covering issues such as net neutrality and internet governance.

Clay Shirky

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:18:53 +0000

Vint Cerf and Clay Shirky in Conversation [2009]

The father and the son of the Internet covering issues such as net neutrality and internet governance.

SPEAKERS: Vint Cerf (US) Vice President & Chief Internet Evangelist, Google // Clay Shirky (US) Writer, Consultant & Professor, NYU
MODERATOR: Martin Krasnik (DK) journalist, Weekendavisen

A conversation between two of the most prominent thinkers on future media and technology. The father and the son of the Internet covering issues such as net neutrality and internet governance.

Vint Cerf

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:42:13 +0000

Tracking the Internet into the 21st Century [2009]

40 years ago, Vint Cerf co-designed the first Internet. Now he is finding ways for it to last beyond the 21st Century.

SPEAKER: Vint Cerf (US) Vice President & Chief Internet Evangelist, Google

IDNs, TCP/IP, IPv6. The history of the Internet is full of obscurely entitled entities. Vint Cerf has been involved in many major technical Internet developments and is perhaps the man who knows best what goes on beyond our modems. However, he is not resting on his laurels: The Internet needs a serious revision if it is to support our exploding need for capacity and functionality. Do not miss this historic keynote presentation and an enlightening glimpse into the future of the Internet.

We have more speakers for you at New Media Days 2009 – Take a look here!

#newmediadays Award 09 goes to @spotify for realizing the potential of the Internet with a convincing music sharing service.

Ronni Tino Pedersen — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:06:13 +0000

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Andrew Keen

mathilde — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 11:37:13 +0000

Debate: Hirshberg vs. Keen [2007]

Peter Hirshberg meets Andrew Keen in a debate about web 2.0.
SPEAKERS: Peter Hirshberg (US), Chairman of the Executive Committee & CMO, Technorati // Andrew Keen (UK), Author of ‘The Cult of the Amateur’
MODERATOR: Martin Krasnik (DK), journalist, Weekendavisen

Hirshberg and Keen offer radically different views on the state of the internet and how the transition from customers and audience to partaking producers will affect the media business.

Related:
VIDEO: Andrew Keen – ‘The Great Digital Seduction’ @ New Media Days 2007
VIDEO: Peter Hirshberg – ‘The Rise of the Audience’ @ New Media Days 2007

Lisbeth Knudsen

nina — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 10:39:27 +0000

Hvornår flytter netaviserne hjemmefra?

I den digitale tidsalder har netaviserne mere og mere at skulle have sagt. Har avisfamilierne andet til fælles end efternavnet?

PANEL: Lisbeth Knudsen (DK), koncernchef, Det Berlingske Officin, og chefredaktør, Berlingske Tidende //
Morten Wagner (DK), direktør, Freeway // Per Mikael Jensen (DK), CEO, MetroXpress International
MODERATOR: Anders Lassen (DK), adm. direktør, Infomedia

De store avisers websites er blevet teenagere både i alder og opførsel. De har vokseværk, er begyndt at tjene deres egne penge og viser stigende tegn på uafhængighed. De har afvist moderavisernes abonnementsmodel, og produktionen af nyt stof til nettet bliver større og større. Behøver online-nyheder en printavis? Og hvor ligger mulighederne for synergi mellem de forskellige platforme? Hør panelet tage netavisernes udfordringer og muligheder op til diskussion.