Lord Puttnam explains that the reaction of the big media brands to the internet has mostly been defensive. But big changes are in the pipeline as the cohort of digital natives grow up.

Glen Hiemstra and Gerd Leonhard talk about the important megatrends that are shaping the future of m

Filmed in 2007 by NetTV, this interview with Rona Fairhead, CEO of the Financial Times Group, centres on whether digital media is going to cause the downfall of the Financial Times (FT) as a newspaper.

[In order of appearance] Geof Pelaia, Virginia Marti College of Art & Design; Laura Wright & Eric Purcell, Insivia.com; Melissa Daubert, Experience Artist, define the role of Creative Capital and it's influence on economic innovation to transform regions.
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Monty Metzger interviewed the mobile expert John Rajeski in Seoul, South Korea.

Turning Social Networks into Mass Media
Mike Hemingway, Global Managing Director, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide

The Center on Global Brand Leadership at Columbia Business School hosted the BRITE '08 conference and CMO Summit on branding, innovation, and technology on February 7-8, 2008 at Columbia University in New York City.

BRITE is a global series of conferences, workshops and leadership summits on branding, innovation, and technology.

This is a presentation by Erik Karstens, on "New Media Framework Policy" recorded at the Innovation Journalism Seminar, organised by the European Journalism Centre, in July 2007.

This is a presentation by Erik Karstens, on "New Media Framework Policy" recorded at the Innovation Journalism Seminar, organised by the European Journalism Centre, in July 2007.

This is a presentation by Erik Karstens, on "New Media Framework Policy" recorded at the Innovation Journalism Seminar, organised by the European Journalism Centre, in July 2007.

This is a presentation by Erik Karstens, on "New Media Framework Policy" recorded at the Innovation Journalism Seminar, organised by the European Journalism Centre, in July 2007.

FIlmed in 2007 by NetTV at a Financial Times Conference on Digital Media & Broadcasting - this speech given by Andy Bird, President of Walt Disney International, The Walt Disney Company centres on how Disney is embracing the internet television and the expansion of the use of digital media in it's offering

Recorded at the www.iHollywoodForum.com DIGITAL MEDIA SUMMIT, March 13, 2007 at the Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood, California. Content produced by www.MediaArchives.com --- SOCIAL MEDIA – THE NEW ART OF BUZZ, with Various Presenters. Buzz for a new album, movie or game is most likely to start at social networking site, and media companies ignore Internet users at their peril. But a clumsy attempt to coopt users through advertising or planted "consumers" often fails. A look at the new rules of engagement. Gar

http://www.ted.com In this deceptively casual talk, Charles Leadbeater weaves a tight argument that innovation isn't just for professionals anymore. Passionate amateurs, using new tools, are creating products and paradigms that companies can't. He describes the rising role of serious amateurs ("Pro-Ams," as he calls them) through the story of the mountain bike.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg are the featured guests on this second installment of the four-part series, "Road to Innovation". Part two features a lively discussion with Schmidt and Seidenberg about current innovations in technology and the impact they might have in the next few years.

Evgeny Morozov gives a presentation on "Putting Community at the Core of Innovation in New Media" at the Innovation Journalism Seminar at the EJC in Maastricht. His Powerpoint slides can be found on the EJC website.

The bubble may have burst, but this really is a about media. Not information, not computing, but med

(David Nordfors, Innovation Journalism Vol.2 No.12, Oct 31 2005. Recorded 27 July 05) A roundtable