Web 2.0 Expo SF 2011: Kevin Kelly

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Predicts six concrete shifts: screens everywhere from phones to buildings, with eye‑tracking and AR that adapt content in real time; Quantified Self 24‑hour monitoring where health, location and mood streams are shared and reused; a move to streams are real time as the organizing metaphor, always‑on data from embedded chips; and a shift from ownership to access illustrated by Netflix/Spotify and the claim that 6 TB holds all recorded music, so immediacy, personalization and authentication become the paid, noncopyable value.

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1. 0:00Introduction to web evolution
2. 2:54Screening as everywhere interface
3. 5:23Interactivity beyond fingertips
4. 7:31Sharing as default behavior
5. 10:27Flowing data streams
6. 13:39Access over ownership
7. 16:46Generativity and value
8. 19:58Future of web trends

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