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Saturday, September 27, 2008
 

The State of Hypercommunication

This forum on social media was broadcast live from the World Economic Forum in Tianjin, China. see more video

Using only a Nokia mobile phone, the video feed was sent to Qik, a service that enables recording, embedding in web sites and webcasting, plus integration with Twitter and Facebook.


Jimmy Wale | Wikipedia
After being blocked for so long, there may be hope!
Mattias Lufkens | World Economic Forum
Shows us the upside of hyperjournalism, broadcasting LIVE on his Nokia N-series to Qik, Twitter, and Facebook. Follow him! http://twitter.com/davos
Dan Shine | 50 x 15
His daughter has no interest in email, it has no relevance to her: it's all about Facebook. The next generation cares about speed and authenticity of communication. And they are watching what we are doing as leaders. Handheld + Twitter + Facebook + SMS twitter.com/DanShine
Josh Spear | Undercurrent
Tests brands with young people and try to screw up to learn. Twittering an older woman. twitter.com/joshspear
Tariq Krim | NetVibes
Power of these tool shows that we have to understand the power of what we say. The conversation is ever ongoing. When we communicate, we have to understand that everything we say will be public. twitter.com/tariqkrim
Rodrigo Sepulveda Schulz | VPOD TV
Suffers from digital schizophrenia. After blogging, videoblogging, he has moved to Twitter for all professional communication, and it doubles as a log of his personal life. Facebook is the personal portable. rodrigo.typepad.com
Aaron McCormack | BT Teleconferencing
An Irish guy with a tie, working for a British company in the United States. We must understand the issues, advantages, and potential "extinction events" that are made possible by this media transparency.

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# posted by Peter Durand @ Saturday, September 27, 2008


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