Davos Annual Meeting 2007 - The Impact of Web 2.0

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http://www.weforum.org 27.01.2007
The Impact of Web 2.0 and Emerging Social Network Models
The rapid rise of online social networks is both a social and business phenomenon, the impact of which is only beginning to be understood. The consumer-powered Web 2.0 creates innovative ways for businesses to operate and people to communicate.
1) What is driving the emergence of virtual communities? Is the rapid rise in their valuations justified?
2) How are companies beginning to use social networking strategies for product and market development, as well as for communication?
Caterina Fake, Founder, Flickr, USA
William H. Gates III, Chairman, Microsoft Corporation, USA
Chad Hurley, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, YouTube, USA
Mark G. Parker, President and Chief Executive Officer, Nike, USA
Viviane Reding, Commissioner, Information Society and Media, European Commission, Brussels
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Dennis Kneale, Managing Editor, Forbes Magazine, USA
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Peter Schwartz, Chairman, Global Business Network, USA

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Good! conference ( 11 months ago by oscarfelipeg)

Good! conference

very nice and ... ( 10 months ago by senyores2000)

very nice and informative. thanks for posting! good job

I press 1 + 1 on my ... ( 7 months ago by ChuaCheeHeong)

I press 1 + 1 on my calculator I press = The calculator interacts with me

leveraging the ... ( 7 months ago by justmejules711)

leveraging the power of all peoples voices to be heard through communication excellent!!~~ '-)

AJAX ( 7 months ago by gs16mk1)

AJAX

very cool 5/5 ( 7 months ago by TJRFILMS)

very cool 5/5

Man... Chad Hurley ... ( 7 months ago by PFoucart)

Man... Chad Hurley looks scared...

Oh big propaganda ... ( 7 months ago by 360degrade)

Oh big propaganda from NWO just reinvented the Internet!?

"Impact"? Talk ... ( 7 months ago by theseanman)

"Impact"? Talk about a buzzword! How about "Effect", "Affect" or "Influence"?

Now is the time for ... ( 7 months ago by HelpUnitedWorldCare)

Now is the time for all mankind to unite and come to the aid of the earth...

Watch it, you might ... ( 7 months ago by dookdawg214)

Watch it, you might get your account deleted for that!

I love how the ... ( 7 months ago by dookdawg214)

I love how the European lady dodges the question around 27:00 about lack of European innovation. If she were honest, she would've just admitted that Europe has way too much red tape and socialism to produce innovative enterprises. Instead she just starts rambling about regulations. Typical European response.

While I don't ... ( 7 months ago by stygianguest)

While I don't disagree per se, you did hear Gates talking about Minitel right? It's a French/British system, that was great technology-wise, but obviously lacked in other respects. Like you said, there is way too much red tape in Europe, but are you sure you're so much better in the states? What about the state of your justice system? By the way, "Typical European response" is a typical American response. You might achieve more by omitting it.

It's actually more ... ( 6 months ago by herbg3)

It's actually more innovative in Europe, it's just better capitalization in the U.S. Europe has a way of creating great technology that Bill Gates' folks undermine and steal.

Flicker. Very ... ( 6 months ago by radiantmedia)

Flicker. Very interesting perspectives on the future of the web. Flicker Flicker. Howard Bloom released a video in the seventies (and a book FLICKER) called The Global Brain which made the argument Flicker that electronic media will become the nervous system of the world - so that one cell in the global body knows the problems and solutions FLICKE FLICKER being experienced by every other cell in the body. Seems like that day is upon us. Flicker flicker flicker....

"is this just for ... ( 5 months ago by wasserbrunner)

"is this just for people to upload videos of themself acting like idiots at parties?" what a stupid question

What a cop-out ... ( 5 months ago by didles123)

What a cop-out herbg3.

are you freakin ... ( 5 months ago by TheInternetMurderer)

are you freakin kidding me? dear god.

The moderator talks ... ( 5 months ago by raphaelgreiner)

The moderator talks about US$800m of venture capital for Web 2.0 ventures last year (17:00 min). Anyone having a reference or a good source for the web 2.0 investments of the last years?

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