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My TED favorites- The world’s oldest living things: Rachel Sussman on TED.com
- Fellows Friday with Bristol Baughan
- Keep your goals to yourself: Derek Sivers on TED.com
- The technology of the heart: His Holiness the Karmapa on TED.com
- Let the environment guide our development: Johan Rockstrom on TED.com
- Super foods superheroes
- The Happy Planet Index: Nic Marks on TED.com
- New Best of the Web talk: Jeremy Rifkin
- Animal instincts: Saturday TEDTalks playlist
- What physics taught me about marketing: Dan Cobley on TED.com
Tag Archives: youtube
My latest read – Remix
Regrettably the Vancouver Olympics interrupted my reading pattern and its been a slow recovery. I blogged about this book as soon as I learned it was in production back in August. Yikes!
I have been following Larry Lessig’s work on copyright and our digital culture for some time, reading his positions online, previous books and keynote [...]
Posted in Audio • Design • Education • Globalization • Google • Innovation • Reading • Rich media • TED • Technology • Web2.0
Tagged art and commerce, control content, copy, copyright, creative commons, digital culture, economy, Education, education business, larry lessig, media content, media empires, monetary gain, multimedia content, Network, old money, riaa, society, technology leaders, TED, universal music, unprecedented growth, youtube
Google: Think BIG with a gig
Google is planning to launch an experimental network that will make internet access better and faster for consumers.
Link to website
Tags: experimental network, Google, Network, internet access, Research, Internet2, Broadbandt, gigabit, high speed, trends,
Posted in Design • Education • Globalization • Google • Innovation • Milwaukee • Network • Streaming • Technology
Tagged consumers, experimental network, fiber, gig, gigabit, Google, high speed, home connections, internet access, internet speeds, Network, speed broadband, youtube
Social media by the numbers
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Tagged change, community, crowd, Design, Education, future, Globalization, globalized, group, Interactive, leadership, Network, reform, Rich media, social, Technology, Web2.0, youtube
China’s internet growth tops US
To no surprise globalization is bringing the world closer together and thereby making commerce “smaller” and faster as global financial markets increase the efficiency of established information systems. Recent growth of internet penetration has changed dramatically. Today China has more internet users than America has citizens.
Consider this form IF you can image everyone you know [...]
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Tagged america, china, citizens, efficiency, global markets, Globalization, information, information systems, internet growth, internet penetration, internet users, population, youtube
YouTube in America and China
This week my colleague ijohnpederson blogged about YouTube’s January analytical results. For the first time over 100 million internet users in the U.S. watched 6.3 Billion videos. In the globalized world today that number is not very big. Consider how the world is connecting to the internet in larger and larger numbers:
Population
China: 1,330,044,544 (July 08) [...]
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Tagged berkman, censorship, china, great firewall of china, internet users, population, youtube
YouTube, K12 web filtering & CIPA
I recently posted a tweet about my work with K12 school districts regarding web content filtering issues with YouTube and was very happy to receive a couple of DMs from Angela Maiers and Elizabeth Holmes, two education professionals who I consider to be leaders in knowledge sharing and teaching experiences they share on Twitter.
–Follow Angela [...]
My latest read – Cognitive Surplus
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Tagged 9/11, bandwidth, change, clay shirky, college, community, content, copy, copyright, culture, download, downloading, ebook, ipod, itunes, movies, mp3, music, music industry, napster, Network, networking, perfect storm, piracy, sharing, social, social networking, tipping point, trends, youtube