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		<title>PDF 2007 &#8211; Benkler &#8211; Liveblogging</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2007 14:47:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Industrial information economy stark bifurcation between producers and consumers june 2002 &#8211; deep discomfort in Computing community 4.5 million users of SETI@Home outdid the supecomputers radicall decentralization of computation, storage and capacity we are in a situation where we have the tools to cocmm the most important inputs in to the core economic activities of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Industrial information economy<br />
stark bifurcation between producers and consumers</p>
<p>june 2002 &#8211; deep discomfort in Computing community<br />
4.5 million users of SETI@Home outdid the supecomputers</p>
<p>radicall decentralization of computation, storage and capacity<br />
we are in a situation where we have the tools to cocmm<br />
the most important inputs in to the core economic activities of the most advanced exonomies, are widely distributed by populate</p>
<p>commons based production becomeing more important<br />
commercial and non commercial<br />
imp because it decentralizes the authority to act &#8211; and place it where capacity to act is</p>
<p>Peer production &#8211; large # of people cooperating</p>
<p>Free and Open Source Software<br />
apache<br />
wikipedia</p>
<p>HE IS TALKING TOO FAST _ WILL MAKE NOTES FROM RECORDING</p>
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		<title>PDF 2007 &#8211; Pew Internet Briefing &#8211; Liveblogging</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2007 14:43:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Lot of growth in people relying on internet for political info early days (1996) population was small, predominantly white, male, young, upper income now looks like a lot more like the rest of america 53% now male &#8211; then 63% median age in 1996 &#8211; 33 median age in 1996 &#8211; 39 women and minorities [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lot of growth in people relying on internet for political info</p>
<p>early days (1996) population was small, predominantly white, male, young, upper income </p>
<p>now looks like a lot more like the rest of america</p>
<p>53% now male &#8211; then 63%</p>
<p>median age in 1996 &#8211; 33<br />
median age in 1996 &#8211; 39</p>
<p>women and minorities have grown as well</p>
<p>relative value has doubled from 1996 to now (where people get primary source for political info)</p>
<p>2004 &#8211; 1/5 said internet was a cruicial source<br />
one line that continues to go up as an important source</p>
<p>broadband spread a big part of it<br />
1/3 of growth can be explained by bband<br />
cohort of people who now say the internet is as important as tv<br />
tv used to be dominant<br />
bband users under the age of 35 just as likely to cite internet as TV<br />
internet more important than newspapers for some</p>
<p>other things going on<br />
relates to how people think of the internet<br />
cite convenience<br />
thinking of internet as different realm</p>
<p>highly forensic quality to the kinds of searches they are doing<br />
will go to primary sources<br />
like transparency<br />
google and other places make it more easy to find than other sources</p>
<p>more expanded notion of what news is and where news comes from </p>
<p>people like the internet for local news, but local news and local politics not so much<br />
as internet matured, as population shifts<br />
people not really liking local news online<br />
mystery why the local politics isn&#8217;t clicking they way they thought it would<br />
political videos important now and rising source of political info<br />
15% of entire internet population have accessed political videos</p>
<p>web2.0 &#8211; will grow phenomenally in this election cycle<br />
creating and sharing &#8211; 14 mil people were content creators the last time<br />
Pew hasnt done direct research with wireless and politics &#8211; but IT WILL MATTER<br />
wirelessness itself encourages you to get more news and more connections<br />
factor in politics</p>
<p>as we begin to talk to teenagers about online life and diggital media use &#8211; they no loinger have in their head the categories &#8211; dont think of it as sep between real and virtual life &#8211; comfortable thinking this is life &#8211; horserace notion that tv vs. internet will fade &#8211; world is mushing together in ways that older categories dont make sense</p>
<p>when they are not with the device they love, they love the devise they are with<br />
not in the world they want want to participate and get involved </p>
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		<title>PDF 2007 &#8211; Eric Schmidt + Thomas Friedman &#8211; Liveblogging</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2007 14:03:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sean</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[blogging late, from the memory We should all be able to change our name at age 21 (laugh from the crowd) &#8211; in reference to there being more info out there, sometimes posted by us or others, that we don&#8217;t necessarily want to remember, or more importantly share Access to info unprecedented now &#8211; more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>blogging late, from the memory</p>
<p>We should all be able to change our name at age 21 (laugh from the crowd) &#8211; in reference to there being more info out there, sometimes posted by us or others, that we don&#8217;t necessarily want to remember, or more importantly share</p>
<p>Access to info unprecedented now &#8211; more and more available, more and more out there &#8211; more of us with cameras and a voice</p>
<p>ES<br />
&#8220;Once they are set (biases), they are very difficult to unset&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Confirmation bias &#8211; everything you see confirms your bias&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Possible to use google to reinforce this (not a good thing)&#8221;</p>
<p>TF &#8211; first time in Bahrain history &#8211; people got a view, using google earth of how much land the ruling family had<br />
ES &#8211; in the case of bahrain, when they shut down googleearth &#8211; the backlash promoted GE more than the backlash shut it down &#8211; made it more popular and relevant<br />
Unless censorship has moral basis &#8211; most people will want to see it because of how they are built<br />
GE &#8211; changes how you view the world when you look at it from geo perspective &#8211; what you find changes you</p>
<p>will see more of countries (regimes) trying to use legal takedowns and other methods to censor (esp. YouTube).<br />
DMCA &#8211; one way, will remove SSN</p>
<p>TF &#8211; whats happening with China? Chinese are finding more and more ways to get around it<br />
ES &#8211; appears to be a great firewall &#8211; does in fact prevents info from getting into china<br />
Goog has to be subject to the media laws in order to work there<br />
if goog violates the rule &#8211; tells the chinese citizen that the info was omitted<br />
number of techniques to go around the great firewall &#8211; still working<br />
a lot of info in other areas, bblogging community, 340 mil internet users in China</p>
<p>TF &#8211; as you see yourself getitng involved in these decisions &#8211; Net Neut and Censorship &#8211; has google grown into something much bigger &#8211; and should public have more transparency in how they make decisions<br />
ES &#8211; trying to be more transparent, more govt.s trying to shut them down (TMI)<br />
Was not familiar with diff between legal structures between one thing or another<br />
made decision to be more trans<br />
telling people what they are doing it<br />
no one is forced to use Goog<br />
criticism is healthy &#8211; has made the company stronger</p>
<p>TF &#8211; what surprised you<br />
ES &#8211; incredible complexity of the media word, comlicated set of rights management &#8211; tends to slow decision making &#8211; tech will make it much easier to do rights clearing<br />
people get more upset about video than words<br />
lot of people assume youtube will follow the trad structures of TV &#8211; not the case<br />
5-7 min is the usual user time, community looks at content &#8211; looks like video is a keystone tech for the web, eventually uploading video from cell phones &#8211; explosion in content very valuable to communities and long term play</p>
<p>TF &#8211; how does someone get hired at YT<br />
ES &#8211; hundreds of recruiters, globally&#8230; when theh company was founded &#8211; decided would put in scientific way to get the best talent &#8211; every candiddate had to have someting unusally interesting about them &#8211; network wiring was also medical doctor, vp engineering was part time astrophysicist<br />
best lesson learned &#8211; recruiting, and what kind of person you get<br />
want people with a broad range of interests<br />
1940s &#8211; test for IQ that didnt really show IQ, but helped predict that you could do well in school &#8211; the fact that you have a broad range of interests can make you more successful</p>
<p>TF<br />
where does innovation come from</p>
<p>ES &#8211; innovation is a strength in US &#8211; amazingly creative people need a platform &#8211; and the internet is the best way to do that &#8211; best way as entrepreneur</p>
<p>ES &#8211; people arent used to using the medium, many orgs produce video that doesnt go anywhere &#8211; people saying &#8211; i want the things that i want dist.<br />
politicians &#8211; want things on youtube to gen buzz, get people excited, get opionions  out there, org campaign around videos &#8211; where you talk about specific area (healthcare, war, etc) &#8211; when you get the message out in that form, people will send it to each other &#8211; better to seize the medium now<br />
does believe YT and goog will have a sig effect</p>
<p>ES &#8211; internet makes it essentially impossible to shut down the kinds of comm that used to be easily blocked &#8211; borders and TV</p>
<p>Andrew R &#8211; when candidates have a cam in their face, they think its TV &#8211; react like its TV &#8211; dont understand its a diff culture &#8211; authenticity doesnt seem to flow<br />
ES &#8211; politicians have always been about soundbites &#8211; internet best medium for delivering soundbutes ever &#8211; online video more humor, quicker, people lose interest quite rapidly</p>
<p>Q &#8211; googles reaction to military&#8217;s recent restrictions to youtube, myspace, blogging<br />
ES &#8211; prefer that they dont<br />
people are good at deciding how they spend their time &#8211; not in favor or restricting access</p>
<p>Q &#8211; personalized search &#8211; concern expressed about more releavance for ind. level &#8211; at what point are you concerned about providing info that conforms to someones worldview and bolsters it<br />
ES &#8211; invest more in education (media literacy) in our contry &#8211; hopes people will learn not to have a narrow view &#8211; narrow minded people exist w/o google</p>
<p>Q &#8211; talked about tech in terms of the old world, internet not  a phone sys &#8211; do things without having to ask permission &#8211; how does internet give individuals access locally</p>
<p>ES &#8211; to what degree does the internet change or reinforce the existing culture<br />
1 bil joining the interenet rev thru their cell phone<br />
when they are heard d0es the world become more flat or more polarized &#8211; runnign that experiment as a society</p>
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		<title>Personal Democracy Forum 2007</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2007 13:25:35 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At PDF today &#8211; huge crowd &#8211; packed house</p>
<p>Showed up late, leaving early <img src='http://www.seanbohan.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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