October 01, 2008

iPhone users search Google 5,000% more than the nearest competitor | Computerworld Blogs

Very interesting (if not surprising) fact: iPhone users search Google 5,000% more than the nearest competitor | Computerworld Blogs.   The mobile web will dwarf anything we have seen so far - wait for 3.5 Billion people to be on wireless broadband.  Picture below from Flickr I believe (please tell me if you better). Is the new Nokia "Tube" device next?

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Oct 1, 2008 1:56:20 PM | Current Affairs, Mobility, Search, Trends

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Video of my presentation on Music 2.0 and the New Music Economy (Picnic 2008) I had the pleasure of speaking at the annual PICNIC conference in Amsterdam, on September 25, 2008, on the topic of "A New Music Ecosystem- Future Models for Music Creation, Distribution, Marketing and Selling". The details: "The music industry is changing. Artists and developers everywhere are working on new ways of connecting fans and bands and developing new businesses along the way. In this PICNIC Special, the future of the music industry will be presented by keynote speaker and Media Futurist Gerd Leonhard" Here again is the link to the PDF with most of my presentation (8 MB, 42 pages) gerd_leonhard_new_music_economy_at_picnic_2008_ams.pdf You can download the Music2.0 book here... btw;) The video below was shot and encoded by Hessel van Oorschot, CEO of TribeofNoise, credit is also given to http://www.evideo.tv Thanks Hessel!
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Michael Rosenblum on the demise of TV, and the end of prime time TV shows Found via Matt McAlister's blog, this is some serious food for thought (maybe not entirely new... but nicely summarized) “The notion of linear television news is antithetical to the web - a distinctly non-linear, VOD environment. The notion of waiting until 6:30PM or 10PM to get the ‘breaking news story’ is simply a non-starter in the web world…technology has now consigned that model to the trash bin. But people still cling to it in the fear that the tidal wave of news and information uncontrolled and unedited is far too overwhelming for the average person.” My comment, below (you may also want to download this PDF about TV 2.0)

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