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Where to start?
2004? Facebook.
2001. Wikipedia.
Social media employ web- and mobile-based technologies to support interactive dialogue and “introduce substantial and
pervasive changes to communication between organizations, communities, and individuals.”
Thin.Doesn’t feel very... IoT. Cultural.Big.
Technology'The application of
scientific knowledge for practical purposes.'
The application of scientific knowledge to support interactive
dialogue.
The Science of Sharing Ideas.
Language, Letters, Books.
Egypt. Alphabets. Papyrus.
3000 BC
Coffee
1652
Coffee Houses in London. The King tried to close them. Open to all. Provocative social networks.
Abbé Jean-Antoine Nollet
1746
200 Monks connected in a circle and a Leyden jar. C18 Taser. Electricity moves very fast.
Power
ELECTRICITY
Toasters.Light.
Computers.Hairdryers.
Cars.etc
Revolutions.Business.
Government.Sport.
Decisions.Services.
etc.
INFORMATION
Text≈
Electrochemical Telegraph,
1809
30+ wires making bubbles, corresponding to a letter, appear in acid. (Germany)
Electrical Telegraph,
1837
Used by London Railways.... to catch a murderer. Now only 2 wires. Binary.
Wireless Sense Networks
CeNSEConsisting of a trillion nanoscale sensors and actuators embedded in the environment and connected via an array of networks with computing systems, software and services to exchange their information among analysis engines, storage systems and end users.
Central Nervous System for the Earth.
Business 2.0
Smarter Businesses with smarter Customers.
VRM
Advocacy
Efficient & Active
User Centric
Social Enterprises
2045
The Singularity.
Raymond KurzweilVernor Vinge
Vern & Ray predict an intelligence explosion - Superintelligence
superhuman intelligence would represent a breakdown in the ability of humans to
model the future thereafter.
There will be no distinction, post-singularity, between human and machine.
2003
Loss of anonymity. Rise of open opinions. RT Compliments. Klout. Thicker skin. The
Internet knows where you live.
#FAIL
2012
What does the Internet want?
To lower the cost for creating and sharing information.
Steven Johnson.Future Perfect.
Craig’s List, Match.com, eBay, Dancing Baby Viral, JenniCan Life streaming, Mapping, BabelFish translation, Instant
messaging, Friends Reunited, Live Journal, Napster, Wikipedia, Blair Witch Project, Hot or Not, Trip Advisor, Dodge Ball LBS,
Lazy Web, Last FM, Friendster, Star Wars Kid, MySpace, Second Life, Delicious, Skype...
1995 - 2003
2004
Digg, Flickr, WOWarcraft, YouTube, Kiva Microloans, Twitter, Nike+, Pay What You Want - Radiohead, iPhone, App Store,
2004 - 2009
KickStarter
The past 10 years have been about discovering new ways to work together and offer services on the web. The next 10 years will, I believe, be about applying those lessons to the real world. It means that the future doesn't just belong to internet businesses founded on virtual principles. but to ones that are firmly rooted in the physical world.The process of making physical stuff has started to look more like the process of making digital stuff.
Connectivity (More People).Speed (Faster Sharing, Reduced Friction)
Access (Knowledge, Information).
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Better Ideas.
The ongoing story.We’re don’t own it, we’re just
looking after it...Through technology...