big social broadband: life after second bubble
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28. 6. 2011 Capacity CEE 2011Adam Zbiejczuk, Social Media Specialist, H1.cz (Ataxo Group)Josef Šlerka, Chief Technology Strategist, Ataxo GroupTRANSCRIPT
Big Social Broadband:Life after second bubble28. 6. 2011 Capacity CEE 2011Adam Zbiejczuk, Social Media Specialist, H1.cz (Ataxo Group)Josef Šlerka, Chief Technology Strategist, Ataxo Group
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Why do we care?Social media emerged and live thanks to the previous dotcom bubble and the broadband left afterwards.
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Social media: another bubble to burst
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Only the strong survive...
https://www.gplus.com/Internet-bubble/Article/INFOGRAPHIC-Is-there-a-Tech-Bubble
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...but some things will stay
Social Big Data
The urge to describe ourselves day and night
Multiplayer approach to online environment
Multimedia for masses - prosumer status
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Social media = multimedia platform(source: www.ataxosocialinsider.cz)
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Do you need BB for this?No - this is already happening and you can handle it.
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Game changers
3D technologies
Gamification of whatever
Internet of things
Personalization ads
Space challenges
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3D technologies
3D HDTV is just a start
Imagine 3D tour of a resort via your NetTV
Be local 3D!
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3D technologies
User Generated 3D Content
YouTube supports 3D video stream
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3D technologies
Democratization of 3D technologies
Open Source + low cost
Arduino and Kinect
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3D health care robot Students Trick Out Kinect to Perform Surgery
Right now the system takes data from Kinect and, using an off-the-shelf laptop, streams an image over an Internet connection which is decoded on the receiving machine using three commercial graphic processing units. Currently the data is sent at a frame rate of 15 frames per second, but in the near future it will hit 24 frames per second.
The setup generates about 1.5 gigabytes of data per second, which means it needs a really fat broadband pipe to transmit the information. Given that you need a special holographic display, it would be a while before this technology becomes mainstream, but it does show the possibilities. (source: http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/jan2011/tc20110125_680584.htm)
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Gamefication of ...
traveling
shopping
workspace
education
+ 2nd life of Second Life
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Internet of things
All the machines are on-line
All the machines serve as sensors
All the machines can be remote operated
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http://blogs.cisco.com/sp/from-internet-of-things-to-web-of-things/
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Personalized ads
An automatic profiling of clients everywhere
Dawn of RFID connected to social profiles
Coca-Cola Real Life FB Likes
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Personalized ads
I have to find out what happened to my life.
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Space Challenges
It’s time to think of new worlds...
Do you find a 3D printer on Mars downloading blue-prints from Earth and creating stuff from martian sand a crazy idea?
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Space Challenges
Markus Kayser Builds a Solar-Powered 3D Printer that Prints Glass from Sand and a Sun-Powered Cutter
(http://www.markuskayser.com/)Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Bottlenecks
Big Chinese Firewall
Stand Alone Complex (aka French Military)
Sex laws
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Challenges
Net Neutrality - a real problem?
We shall have preferred content: health or security data.
We shall have prepaid data channels for multimedia.
Basic internet rights / laws stay untouchable.
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Who’s your daddy
2000 AOL vs. Time Warner
2012 Facebook vs. ???? (Verizon? T-Mobile?)
Before the bubble bursts...
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Thank you!
twitter.com/zbiejczuk
twitter.com/josefslerka
www.ataxo.com
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