Roger McNamee: 6 ways to save the internet
Ten years from now we will interact with the internet in completely different ways. Roger McNamee identifies six changes that are already transforming the ways we consume and create content. Full bio
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of watching Silicon Valley take off
de a vedea cum Silicon Valley înflorește
what was about to happen?
până unde va ajunge?
what I think is going to be
despre ceea ce cred eu că va fi
of the technology world
will be entirely about engagement.
se va rezuma la implicare.
a transformational change
to think about engagement.
a major technology cycle
in which I find myself:
about half the day,
10 hours sleep at night,
night the show ended
de ieri s-a terminat
so I got home a little late.
deci am ajuns acasă târziu.
I've been studying the technology world,
lumea tehnologiei
pe care nu le comentează nimeni.
commentator referring to today.
that I'm going to focus on.
each one of these is a hypothesis;
dintre acestea e o ipoteză;
of hypotheses now for about 10 months,
is that I've been exposing them
very hard to debunk them.
a chance of figuring this out.
le putem descifra.
this is fairly obvious --
as a company has many things it can do
and the only one you need to know
pe care trebuie să-l știți
basically taken Windows
inteligente au eliminat Windows-ul
devices 3 or 4 years ago,
acum trei sau patru ani,
probably about a year and a half from now.
and crank the price there.
și să controleze prețurile.
software, which is related to it --
care ține tot de acesta,
of billions of dollars in revenue.
de venituri de sute de miliarde de dolari.
a jump ball for that revenue.
is not growing that rapidly,
nu crește atât de rapid,
way to create room for new industries.
de a face loc noilor industrii.
are going to come from.
knife commercial, there's more!
teleshopping, „asta nu e tot!”.
is not the only company
across the railroad tracks today.
90% of all search volume
90% din volumul de căutări
that the index became full of garbage.
încât indexul a devenit plin de prostii.
has become full of garbage.
plin cu prostii.
almost a digital Detroit.
a devenit un fel de Detroit digital.
compelling things there.
you can get mugged.
and everyone else out there
the things we want to find.
for matters of taste and money;
de gusturi și bani;
mai puțin profesionale;
Yelp for restaurants,
Yelp pentru restaurante,
Dictionary.com for words,
Dictionary.com pentru cuvinte,
plenty of ways to respond
Google are multe posibilități
is recover its position
să-și recupereze poziția
Google came along in 1998,
a apărut în 1998,
provided leadership
a luat conducerea
all forms of content.
într-un bun de larg consum.
is to look at a Google results page:
la pagina de rezultate Google:
has been tremendous for Google
a fost extraordinară pentru Google,
order, it is over --
but because, like word processing,
de căutare dispare,
la fel ca prelucrarea cuvintelor,
application we all had,
cea mai importantă aplicație,
other ways to find what they want.
de a găsi ceea ce vor.
on a cell phone,
pe telefon,
is a small fraction on cell phones
e mai mică
that Google's recovery, if you will,
că revenirea lui Google, să-i spunem așa,
is no longer controversial,
nu mai e controversată,
to understand what happened.
ce s-a întâmplat.
is the open-source World Wide Web,
with branded, thoughtful, value-added,
bine gândit, cu valoare adăugată
an also-ran in computers
prezent pe calculatoare
100 million internet-enabled devices.
vândute cu conexiune la internet.
about who he lets in.
imagine Georgia in the Civil War. OK?
în timpul Războiului Civil.
they have to sacrifice Google.
trebuie să sacrifice Google.
the pendulum of technology
who spent their whole lives
care au lucrat toată viața
compelling entertainment
if Google's over here, and Apple's here,
dacă Google e acolo și Apple aici,
to be on the other side of Apple."
commoditization versus the App Store,
magazin de aplicații,
and highly differentiated content.
conținut foarte diversificat.
let me help you understand.
to construct a web page
embedded interactivity,
whatever it is that you want.
opens up a new canvas.
up for The New York Times,
a differentiated, highly compelling,
un produs diferit, captivant,
even monetizable -- product
is, thanks to Apple,
datorită companiei Apple,
can do about you.
nu-ți pot face nimic.
but I don't think they will.
dar nu va putea.
where we're going to stop
of hypercommoditization are behind us.
în bun comun s-au terminat.
how I'm doing it personally.
of why Windows is dead.
pentru care Windows a murit.
so I have no axe in this,
deci nu am motive personale,
you cannot possibly understand
nu puteți înțelege
is that the other players on this thing,
e că ceilalți competitori,
Palm's webOS that HP's shipping
Web Palm pe care HP o va livra
Apple wins this thing
ca Apple să câștige
to what they have on the iPod
de ce au pe iPod
50 to 100 billion dollars bigger
mai bogați cu 50-100 miliarde de dolari
else even challenging them.
e mai favorabilă decât a celorlalți
favorable relative to everybody else,
any of the cell phone guys,
se ocupă de telefonie,
exceed the retail price
depășesc prețul de vânzare cu amănuntul
to leave you with
e rețeaua socială.
has most of its money in Facebook.
ale cărei investiții sunt în Facebok.
you are looking for.
so much bigger than this.
va fi mult mai mare de atât.
Yelp, Skype, LinkedIn --
Skype, LinkedIn,
than what Facebook has.
to have to follow the Zynga model.
să urmeze modelul Zynga.
platformei Facebook.
subordinate to the platform of Facebook.
anything successful off of Facebook,
de a construi ceva de succes fără Facebook
of why this platform is so powerful.
cât de puternică e platforma.
pe platformele sociale
in the social world,
I can give you.
uitați de rețelele sociale.
of advice is: forget social.
nu o platformă.
it's not a platform.
"Embed gamification into everything."
„încorporați jocuțiunea în tot”.
I believe in full-contact investing.
cred în investiția totală.
about a year ago, and I said,
mi-am spus:
How do I find out?"
Cum îmi dau seama?”
did an album with T Bone Burnett,
cu T Bone Burnett,
a huge hit and blah, blah, blah ...
un mare succes bla, bla, bla...
hippie music done by old folks, so --
de muzica hippy cântată de bătrâni...
went on Facebook and Twitter.
pe Facebook și Twitter.
called "Twittercasts,"
așa-numitele „Twittercasts”,
and then prerecorded concerts,
the same thing we're using here today,
pe care o folosim și noi azi,
live video of our shows.
pe internet.
a satellite network.
o rețea de sateliți.
of what our manager used to cost.
decât trei salarii ale managerului.
every one of our shows --
within the next month.
în cursul lunii viitoare.
our website is being upgraded to HTML 5.
nostru va fi actualizat la HTML 5.
from any phone, anywhere,
de pe telefon, oriunde,
nothing to do this.
than most people,
decât majoritatea,
more than most people who are 55.
persoane cu vârsta peste 55 de ani.
who live in this world,
18 și 20 de ani,
to use these platforms
that's built around that.
for every single show.
every show, we have painters.
that creativity has been stifled,
of American culture --
to be educated,
on ritual and beliefs, instead of facts.
pe ritualuri și credințe, nu pe fapte.
going to do us a favor.
o favoare.
the tools to make us independent.
and Facebook had.
Facebook și Twitter.
gets replaced by this thing
de acest lucru
is an instance of a store.
on the New York Times Book Review.
o recenzie a New York Times.
and satisfy it in the same place.
în același loc.
de implicare,
and you go off sites and you lose people,
ieși de pe site-uri, pierzi oameni,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Roger McNamee - Tech investorTen years from now we will interact with the internet in completely different ways. Roger McNamee identifies six changes that are already transforming the ways we consume and create content.
Why you should listen
Roger McNamee has been an investor in science and tech for close to 30 years. His 2004 book -- The New Normal: Opportunities in a Time of Great Risk -- offers business strategies based on the economic and technological trends that are defining this era. He also plays guitar and bass in the band Moonalice, a band known for its clever use of social media.
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