Digital Strangelove – or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Internet October 19, 2009
Posted by David Gillespie in advertising, best of, business strategy, digital strategy, social media, social networks, storytelling, strategy, technology.Tags: Adidas, Apple, Clay Shirky, Faris Yakob, Fred Wilson, Henry Jenkins, Nike, Slideshare, Steve Jobs, storytelling, technology, Tumblr, Twitter, Umair Haque
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I mentioned last week I had been staying in on weekends and up at night trying to get everything I was thinking about out of my head. The space I feel was created in my head is amazing, leaving room to think about a bunch of other projects I have on the go but have also played second fiddle to this.
I’m not presenting the below presentation as gospel, if I may be so bold as to quote myself, I am not looking for right, just for least wrong, as one of the premises I state in the presentation is that so much of this space will continue to change for a long time to come.
The deck covers a lot of ground, mainly from the point of view of where we are right now in the evolution of the Internet and culture, and where I think we’re going. I welcome feedback of all kinds, from bursts of agreement to arguments against each and every slide.
If I have moved the conversation along in even the slightest way, I have succeeded. As always, thanks for reading, I really appreciate your time.
