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Supernova 2007 — John Kneuer

by Stephanie on 06.21.2007

in Events, Videos

[fr]

A la conférence Supernova en train d'essayer (et d'échouer) de prendre des notes. Blabla politico-gouvernemental.

[en]

Random, scattered notes. Not necessarily understandable. Might contain outright mistakes — I don’t always understand everything. No who-said-what either, sorry.

Announcing the next speaker, John Kneuer. Some stuff about government and Washington and some acronyms I’m not familiar with (FTC etc.)

Supernova First Day 39

DTV transition. Everything will be digital. Interesting and important from a broadcasting perspective. Consumer demand. Really significant changes in the market. Spectrum, transmission of that spectrum.

steph-note: sorry, this is gobbledygook for me…

Single-cell tower, four tower-system. Technology one generation beyond incumbents. Access layer. Open access to the wireless network: problem is, government sets terms and conditions for access. steph-note: too many four-syllable words for me here.

Pro-consumer benefit of open access. Significant… steph-note: something. Market forces are going to provide an open network… Opportunity forgone… people in this room… global reputation of the Bay Area… innovation… shattering the business models… overcoming… large incumbents…

Questions:

David Weinberger: basically, the US markets are closed. steph-note: not understanding what this is about, but filming part of the response. Video below contains another question and answer, and a point made by Doc Searls and a very incomplete response (ran out of memory card space — maybe I need a real video camera)

Feel free to add tags and comments to the video. I hope the audio is understandable.

Update, Tuesday 26th: David Isenberg has a transcript of the video.

Update, Friday 21st

Check out:

Update, Saturday 22nd

The video was broken, sorry. It now works.

{ 14 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Eric S 06.22.2007 at 22:46

Can you re-upload video to youtube?

2 Eric S 06.22.2007 at 22:46

Can you re-upload video to youtube?

3 Stephanie 06.22.2007 at 23:44
4 Stephanie 06.22.2007 at 23:44
5 Kasper Grubbe 06.22.2007 at 23:53

None of the videos work very well, each of them play a second and stops. Too bad :(

6 Kasper Grubbe 06.22.2007 at 23:53

None of the videos work very well, each of them play a second and stops. Too bad :(

7 Chris Perez 06.23.2007 at 0:13

It seems the video on both sites only plays for one second. Do you have any way of sending us the complete video?

8 Chris Perez 06.23.2007 at 0:13

It seems the video on both sites only plays for one second. Do you have any way of sending us the complete video?

9 Stephanie 06.23.2007 at 15:28

Bother! Sorry about that. Trying to export it out of iMovie again. The original video is 1Gb so I can’t upload it to either viddler (limit = 500Mb) or YouTube (150Mb IIRC).

Thanks for letting me know!

10 Stephanie 06.23.2007 at 15:28

Bother! Sorry about that. Trying to export it out of iMovie again. The original video is 1Gb so I can't upload it to either viddler (limit = 500Mb) or YouTube (150Mb IIRC).

Thanks for letting me know!

11 Stephanie 06.23.2007 at 18:57

I’ve fixed the video, had to re-upload it. Here is the direct link:

http://www.viddler.com/steph/videos/5

12 Stephanie 06.23.2007 at 18:57

I've fixed the video, had to re-upload it. Here is the direct link:

http://www.viddler.com/steph/videos/5

13 Stephanie 06.26.2007 at 17:57

David Isenberg published a transcript of the video: http://isen.com/blog/2007/06/transcript-john-kneuer-at-supernova.html

14 Stephanie 06.26.2007 at 17:57

David Isenberg published a transcript of the video: http://isen.com/blog/2007/06/transcript-john-kn...>

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