immediate media futures (presentation at guardian changing media summit 3/18 2010)

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www.mediafuturist.com twitter.com/gleonhard Immediate Media Futures What does the Future of Media look like - and how can we adapt to it?

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This is the PDF of my presentation at the 2010 Guardian CMS event in London. Bottom lines: 1) we are moving from selling 'stuff' to selling services and experiences 2) EGOsystems are becoming ECOsystems because we are all connected now 3) Enforcing control when trust is crucial is a very bad idea 4) In the content industries, the concept of mostly 'selling copies' is toast - new generatives must be created and delivered 5) the future is in selling access, not (just) copies, and the ecology of selling access is UTTERLY DIFFERENT 6) the content 2.0 economy hinges on the new telecom economy, i.e. a new telemedia ecosystem is needed to really solve the key issues that the Internet has constantly amplified, across the board 7) All content is shifting to The Cloud, and Media As A Service (MaaS) will become a standard, very soon 8) therefore, Data is the new Oil (!!) 9) Value, Reason, Price, Ease of Payment and Packaging are the main success factors in selling content online 10) Most business models in the content industry will be based on a constantly changing mix of 'I pay, you pay, they pay' 11) Message to Murdoch et al: Forcing to Buy is like Forcing to Love!

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Page 1: Immediate Media Futures (Presentation at Guardian Changing Media Summit 3/18 2010)

www.mediafuturist.comtwitter.com/gleonhard

Immediate Media FuturesWhat does the Future of Media look like -

and how can we adapt to it?

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Content ‘1.0’: The Past

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Was: sell ‘stuff’

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The Past, today...?

Source: PaidContent.org

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The Music Industry: What does the Future look like - and how can we prevent it?

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“Punish Them”... “Force them”....?

Enforcing Control when Trust is crucial

Do you like Control more than Money?

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Source: Flickr/exfordy

Distribution of copies as the main income stream...

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The Future is in selling Access

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The Ecology of Access is dramatically different

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ECOsystem not EGOsystem

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Content 2.0 •••• Telecom 2.0

Data Pipe

Service Pipe

Experience Platform

Content Pipe

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Content 2.0 •••• Telecom 2.0

Data Pipe

Service Pipe

Experience Platform

Content Pipe

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Everything is shifting into...

Media as a Service (MaaS)

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Price UsersContent 2.0: the pricing logic flips

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How to get paid for Digital Content

Irresistible Price-Points

& Fair Toll-Booth Placement

Ease of Payment, Packaging & Interface

Strong Values & Compelling Reasons

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Again:

1.Value & Reason

2.Right Price / Right Time

3.Ease & Packaging

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I pay, you pay, they pay *hat-tip to Shelly Palmer

Advertisers

Bundles

Subscriptions

Flat Rates

Governments

Telecoms

Device Makers

Consumers

Social Payments

Micro-Payments

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Forcing to buy is like... forcing to

love

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Control ≠ MoneyEgosystem

Ecosystem

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The Networks + Content + Advertising 2.0

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