3. “The term “Information” society, still appropriate for the wired ’90s,
has now become a tired and vacuous concept. It still talks only
about content, while the real news is in the process”
- Derrick de Kerckhove
4. “In the Mobilized Information Society the ease of communication
and access to information and data is not just an essential
ingredient of economic activity, but also of leisure”
- Luc Soete
5. “Prediction is tough, especially when it is about the future”
- Niels Bohr
…er, actually, not always… :-)
6. 2007: A Milestone in the Mobile Era
• June 29th: Apple iPhone
• August 29th: Nokia Ovi.com
• November 5th: Google Android
7. Changing habits
• 2004: Notebook, cameraphone, MP3 player
• 2007: Smartphones with mobile mail, browsing & mo-blogging
• Now: Twitter, Jaiku, YouTube, MySpace, Flickr, Facebook, …
8. A “We the media” approach for mobiles?
• From enhanced messaging (eg Twitter) to a complete on-line presence (eg Jaiku)
• Add context awareness… add content annotation… add bi-directional sharing...
• …And you have the basics for Mobile Web 2.0. But who pays?
9. ?
Mobile advertising? May be, but…
• Don’t trust long-term forecasts. Focus on results and approaches
• “The biggest selling point of mobile adv is … relevance” - The Economist
• New models of Search on mobiles is undergoing
10. Personal experience
100x an average reading!
Most from Google, ofc
Happening in Italy now
11. Cases /1: New mobile channels and mobile software design
14. Conclusions
• Don’t think (only) to deliver, think (also) to collect
• Content is already there, going from one person (formerly known
as “user”) to another. It’s made of activity and knowledge
• As in Web Web 2.0, “Deliver the platform” and “Less is more”
can win also in Mobile Web 2.0
• The new systems are open
Thanks :-)
Alberto D’Ottavi - alberto@infoservi.it - http://Infoservi.it
