March 16, 2009

My speech on The Future of Music & Media (Plugg 2009), now on Video

Plugg 2009 has made all the videos, official pictures and presentations from Plugg 2009 available. More on their blog.    Videos: http://plugg.eu/media/videos  Pictures: http://plugg.eu/media/pictures
Presentations: http://plugg.eu/media/presentations

Here is the video with my presentation, below (scroll the icons under the player to get to my image, then click... or listen to all of it). Vimeo file for my speech only.

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Mar 16, 2009 4:46:54 PM | 21st Century Content Ecology, Future of Media, Marketing2.0, MY PRESENTATIONS, My speaking engagements, Sharism, Social Networks, Twitter, UGC, Videos I Like, Web2.0, Youtube

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