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	Yes No	How To Spark A Movement In The 21st Century Scott Heiferman, Meetup Technology connects us to each other as never before, making it easier to harness our collective pow... READ MORE Technology connects us to each other as never before, making it easier to harness our collective power. Obama's election and post-election Iran barely scratch the surface of what's possible when people self-organize. Hear how to embrace this potential, and what it means for our future. Community / Online Community, Government and Technology, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Issues, Social Networking
	Yes No	Social Architecture and Narrative Design Dan Dixon, University of the West of England Information Architecture and Interaction Design have dominated how we think about designing web site... READ MORE Information Architecture and Interaction Design have dominated how we think about designing web sites. However we are now building social spaces and conversations online, not information resources and applications. Social Architecture and Narrative Design will provide us with new approaches to building the successful sites of the future. Community / Online Community, Design Thinking, Information Architecture, Other / Out There, User Experience
	Yes No	Disruptive Aesthetic: How Art Forms Can Challenge Copyright Walter McDonough, Future of Music Coalition Although techonology is usually seen as disrupting established copyright, what about art forms that ... READ MORE Although techonology is usually seen as disrupting established copyright, what about art forms that challenge the norms of intellectual property. Found art, mix tapes, mashups, etc. have each led to copyight of the underlying artistic work. Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright
	Yes No	Augmented Reality – From Big Screen to Mainstream? Noora Guldemond, metaio, Inc. Augmented Reality (AR) seems to be the next big thing for marketers and advertisers. But how does it... READ MORE Augmented Reality (AR) seems to be the next big thing for marketers and advertisers. But how does it work and can marketers make it work for them? Through live demonstrations of the technology metaio will showcase the technology’s current capabilities and what can be expected of AR in the near future. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Moon 2.0: The Outer Limits of Lunar Exploration Amanda Stiles, X PRIZE Foundation Space sector representatives will discuss how the use of web and mobile technologies create opportun... READ MORE Space sector representatives will discuss how the use of web and mobile technologies create opportunities for participation in future exploration of the Moon. The panel focuses on how X PRIZE, NASA, commercial space companies, and others generate greater interaction and interest in Moon missions using collaborative platforms and social media. Community / Online Community, Government and Technology, Non-Profits, Open Source
	Yes No	The Novel in 2050 Richard Nash, Red Lemonade Research shows reading a book for as little as six minutes may cut stress levels in half. But have ... READ MORE Research shows reading a book for as little as six minutes may cut stress levels in half. But have Twitter-length attention spans decreased demand for novels? What is the future of the "non-networked" book? This panel will debate the relevance of novels in a networked world. Community / Online Community, Content, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, New Technology / Next Generation, Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	Networked Reading: Viewing as an Act of Participation Dharmishta Rood, Center for Future Civic Media at MIT The content that online readers choose in social spaces is an active process. I'm specifically curio... READ MORE The content that online readers choose in social spaces is an active process. I'm specifically curious about the impact of other readers' presence and how this changes the context and interpretation of information for the members of an online space, and how this shapes the way readers value content. Case Study, Community / Online Community, Social Networking, User Generated Content, Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	History of the Button Bill DeRouchey, Ziba Design Even though technology evolved at a crazy pace the last 100 years, the humble button has stayed at t... READ MORE Even though technology evolved at a crazy pace the last 100 years, the humble button has stayed at the center of it all. What is its past, its future? Why is it important? What does it say about the interaction between humans and technology? Pictures, stories, revelations, maybe movies. History of Technology, Other / Out There, User Experience
	Yes No	Networking at a Multi-Day Conference Thom Singer, author / speaker One of the main reasons that people attend a multi-day conference is for the "networking opportuniti... READ MORE One of the main reasons that people attend a multi-day conference is for the "networking opportunities". However, once there they fail to make meaningful connections that will lead to ongoing relationship and future opportunities. This presentation delivers usable tips and actionable advice that will help people get them most out of their interactions with other attendees. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Networking
	Yes No	With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: The Future of Video Games Amos Zeeberg, Discover Magazine Video games are more popular than ever, and new games are delivering all kinds of social benefits, f... READ MORE Video games are more popular than ever, and new games are delivering all kinds of social benefits, from video-game therapy for treating PTSD, to sims for train surgeons, to alternate-reality games that actually bring people together in real life. Will video games be a positive force for people and society in the future (as they arguably are today)? This panel is co-sponsored by Discover Magazine and the National Science Foundation. Video Games
	Yes No	Designing Future Services Pedro Custódio, SHiFT During last century our world progressed from heavy manufacturing societies to information- and serv... READ MORE During last century our world progressed from heavy manufacturing societies to information- and service-based economies, along side with this rapid change came new economic challenges and never before was so important to research and design every aspects of a service, products and their relation with the consumers that connect them. When choice is abundant what factors make a difference and cater our future success? Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Design Thinking, User Experience
	Yes No	Get a Life -- Government Goes to Middle School Tami Heaton, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Get a Life is a site designed by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to get middle school stud... READ MORE Get a Life is a site designed by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to get middle school students thinking about career options and careers that will be in demand in the future. In order to appeal to this audience the site has to be fun, fresh, interactive… And NOT look or sound like it was done by a government agency. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Content, Government and Technology, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Working Online for TV Susie Felber, truTV, Turner Broadcasting System Top television networks all have websites offering a mixture of original content and extensions of t... READ MORE Top television networks all have websites offering a mixture of original content and extensions of the network's programming online. What are the challenges to bringing new ideas into a brand? Building a sticky site that's more than a marketing tool? Convincing on-air execs that although the money in online doesn't rival current gains, investment is crucial. Writer/comedian Susie Felber (who has worked for numerous TV networks and currently is Senior Writer for truTV.com) presents the top creative and executive heads of TV network sites who are passionate about content and technology for a lively debate about the challenges of working online for TV and the future of TV itself. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Digital Divide, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Roadtwip Dave Delaney, Griffin Technology Last Spring, three kids set out in one car for two weeks. Their mission was to discover the emerging... READ MORE Last Spring, three kids set out in one car for two weeks. Their mission was to discover the emerging future for a new America, one town at a time. While they captured and produced plenty of content along their "roadtwip". The most valuable thing was the relationships they established. This panel is about getting out of dodge, it's about going offline - where true friendships are solidified. In the flesh. Blogging, Case Study, Community / Online Community, Online Relationships, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Mine's Bigger: Why $MM Microsites Still Work Ben Levy, Sapient Challenging the perception that the growing popularity of widgets, social network hooks, application... READ MORE Challenging the perception that the growing popularity of widgets, social network hooks, applications, and decentralized campaigns will make the $MM Microsite obsolete. A look at present success stories and why they work, while exploring the future of these sites and emerging media’s impact on them. Advertising, ARGs, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, User Experience
	Yes No	Tell Them Journalism is Made of People: How to Micro-Finance Your News Story Kara Andrade, Spot.us There is a lot of talk about innovations in business models in journalism and media. We've got news ... READ MORE There is a lot of talk about innovations in business models in journalism and media. We've got news for you. Media is about people. They drive it. They shape it. They own it. Open sourced, crowdsourced, community-funded projects like Spot.us, Public Press, News Desk and others are vital experiments that are shaping the future business model of news. They are creating a new vibrant, ecosystem that is present and dynamic and is supported by people and not large dinosaurs. Community / Online Community, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation, Non-Profits, Open Source
	Yes No	The Empire Strikes Back: How Big Media is Responding to Disruption Chris Treadaway, Notice Technologies Panel discussion with people from news/local media industry as well as hyperlocal to understand thei... READ MORE Panel discussion with people from news/local media industry as well as hyperlocal to understand their perspectives. I intend to really grill all of these guys but also get their opinions on the future & what they need to do. Advertising, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Digital Distribution, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Oops! My Boss Just Saw Me Naked Heather Hvidsten, imaginuity.com Prior to social networks we had professional lives, personal lives and a social lives with a control... READ MORE Prior to social networks we had professional lives, personal lives and a social lives with a controlled amount of overlap. Whether we like it or not, Social Networks are now making it difficult to keep these areas distinct and separate. What does a single representation of a person's life mean for individuals, marketers, brands and future generations? Should we embrace a whole new attitude of 'one life' or leverage different networks for different purposes? Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Online Relationships, Social Networking
	Yes No	CyberSex2.0: Is Social Networking Ruining Your Sex Life? Dayna Nicole, UglyNot! In the world of social networking, constant access, and real time updates, has the way in which we d... READ MORE In the world of social networking, constant access, and real time updates, has the way in which we date evolved for the better or for the worse? This panel hopes to address the issues that have been created with "dating" and interacting online. We also hope to discuss the future of online love relations and how to date in the evolving cyberspace. Community / Online Community, Online Relationships, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Networking
	Yes No	Give Users What They Want: Democratization of UGC Manu Rekhi , LOLapps Media, Inc. It’s difficult to keep user generated content current and profitable on such rapidly changing plat... READ MORE It’s difficult to keep user generated content current and profitable on such rapidly changing platforms. Empowering citizen developers to personalize their online experience is key when keeping up with this viral landscape. This panel will discuss how the democratization of user-generated applications is shaping the future of social networks. Community / Online Community, Social Networking, User Experience, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Book Publishing - The New Ecosystem Maya Bisineer, Memetales The world of book publishing is turning from an assembly-line to a collaborative eco-system. Social ... READ MORE The world of book publishing is turning from an assembly-line to a collaborative eco-system. Social media and technology are being used by writers, illustrators, new age publishers and readers to come together and transforming the world of publishing/reading. It is time to talk about the future of publishing, hear about the experiments and the disruption/doom of traditional book publishing as we know it. Community / Online Community
	Yes No	Beyond iTunes: The Social Entertainment Experience Dan Scheinman, Cisco Existing content business-models are being destroyed, so how do media companies make money AND conne... READ MORE Existing content business-models are being destroyed, so how do media companies make money AND connect with their audiences? The future is in the social entertainment experience-- one that combines the attraction of produced content with the power of social technologies to enable users to interact with and around content. This blend of “social” and “content” represents a new opportunity for media companies to engage audiences, monetize content and differentiate their brand. Find out how to get your content to users by creating community-driven entertainment sites. Warner Music has successfully proven the business model. Let’s get fans to look beyond iTunes for more engaging and fulfilling experiences. Community / Online Community, Content Management, Digital Distribution, Music 2.0, Social Networking
	Yes No	The (New) Future of Magazines Rachel Sklar, Mediaite Things keep shifting in the magazine world. So many have folded - including bona fide institutions, ... READ MORE Things keep shifting in the magazine world. So many have folded - including bona fide institutions, like Gourmet - but the flipside is, those left standing are finally getting up the innovation curve. With the anticipated launch of the so-called iTablet and the recent shift back to actually - gasp! - valuing content, something odd has happened: Weirdly, magazines matter again. So does their future. (This could be a Core Conversation too.) Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Sampling the Sea: Classroom Networks Save the Ocean Bruce Caron, New Media Research Institute Sampling the Sea engages students classrooms around the world in sharing information about the decli... READ MORE Sampling the Sea engages students classrooms around the world in sharing information about the declining global fish population. A partnership with Google Ocean, NASA GLOBE, and ePals, it engages the next generation of consumers in a global dialogue on the future of the sea. Funded by the MacArthur Foundation. Community / Online Community, Education, Green / Environmental, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking
	Yes No	The Future of MMOs Matthew Bellows, Vivox In this session, MMO futurists, designers and visionaries will present major advances in MMO design ... READ MORE In this session, MMO futurists, designers and visionaries will present major advances in MMO design and technology. By discussing directions that this genre is taking, examining emerging business models and audiences, and technology utilizing touch, sight, voice and networking in innovative ways, we will explore the possibilities inherent in the future of the MMO. Content, Design Thinking, Interface Design, New Technology / Next Generation, Video Games
	Yes No	Zero Waste: The Future of Green Steven Mandzik, A Clean Life Innovation, global warming, and green technology are all pushing in the same direction: zero waste. ... READ MORE Innovation, global warming, and green technology are all pushing in the same direction: zero waste. This concept is in practice in several cities (including Austin) and will soon be in yours. Learn about the current, future, and upcoming needs of this movement and how technology is playing a vital role. Community / Online Community, Education, Green / Environmental, Non-Profits, Self-Help / Self-Improvement
	Yes No	A Connected Future: Broadband Now and Tomorrow Regina Hopper, NextGenWeb Everyone agrees that robust, ubiquitous broadband is essential for all Americans. But how do we get ... READ MORE Everyone agrees that robust, ubiquitous broadband is essential for all Americans. But how do we get there? Is the challenge entirely one of infrastructure? Less than 5% of Americans say they do not have broadband because service is not available. Yet a full half of those without high-speed Internet say they simply don’t want or need the service. As we develop a national broadband strategy, are we missing a key component? What will it take to not only connect the country, but also help more Americans reap the many benefits of broadband? Digital Divide, Government and Technology, Mobile / Wireless, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	How Educational Technology Will Change the World Farbood Nivi, Grockit Advances in educational technology will turn the traditional educational system upside down and ulti... READ MORE Advances in educational technology will turn the traditional educational system upside down and ultimately render it obsolete. This panel will introduce what is wrong with the current educational model and discuss what the future holds. Education
	Yes No	The Newspaper of the Future Ain't Printed on Paper Tim Ziegler, Pluck Reckoning day has finally come for print newspapers after years of losing classified advertising to ... READ MORE Reckoning day has finally come for print newspapers after years of losing classified advertising to Craigslist and a general move from print to online advertising. But out of the ashes arise some very interesting models, including at least 2 Texas online-only papers, Politico, the Huffington Post, and others. Are these new ventures financially viable? Will we see far fewer reporters on the ground? Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Live Video as A Driver for Mobile Interactivity Brad Hunstable, Ustream.com Carriers, web platforms, content developers and consumers alike are excited by the convenience of mo... READ MORE Carriers, web platforms, content developers and consumers alike are excited by the convenience of mobile devices and capabilities that are expected in the future. The barrier to entry for generating new content to share with friends and family is lowering and provides an amazing opportunity to interact with video while on-the-go. Blogging, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Online Video

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