What if you asked folks like Tim Berners-Lee, Chris Dixon, David Weinberger, and Nova Spivack to explain the future of the Internet?  Or had them explain concepts such as the Semantic Web or Linked Data?   Or gave Clay Shirky the chance to talk about what he considers to be “one of the deepest questions in all of Western Philosophy?

Over the past few days, two things have really started to shape my view on where the Future of TV is headed.  First, on my flight back from Miami on Friday, I read a post by Henry Blodget entitled “The TV Business is Toast.“  Blodget makes the case that the “the traditional TV industry — cable companies, networks, and broadcasters

Great video on what kids see as the Future of TV.  My favorite part is when asked if they’d like to be President of a TV Network, the kids say “No, because they are going to lose all their money.” Note to RSS Readers:  Click through to see the video

Absolutely stellar presentation on the Future of Media by Neil Perkin. [slideshare id=446900&doc=whats-next-in-media-1212594982381264-9&w

Just read a great presentation by Paul Isakson on the Future of Marketing. One of my favorite slides was a quote from a marketer at Nike: “We’re not in the business of keeping the media companies alive. We’re in the business of connecting with consumers.” – Trevor Edwards, VP Global Brand & Category Management at Nike The game of advertising