June 30, 2009

Audio version of my speech at MPJC 2009 "The Future of Media"

Picture 82 Just received this file via MPJC podcast site; it's the audio version of my 30-minute speech on The Future of Media, get more details via my previous post on MPJC 2009. Note: the introduction (90 secs) is in Dutch but my speech is in English.

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Jun 30, 2009 5:26:04 PM | Broadband Culture, Broadcasting, Future of Media, My Podcasts, MY PRESENTATIONS, My speaking engagements

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