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Über den Autor
Jörg Wittkewitz ist seit 1999 als Freier Autor und Freier Journalist tätig für nationale und internationale Zeitungen und Magazine, Online-Publikationen sowie Radio- und TV-Sender. (Redaktionsleiter Netzpiloten.de von 2009 bis 2012)
Agenda (Zeitangaben sind PST also +9 Stunden. 10:00am meint dann 19 Uhr abends.)
DECEMBER 1, 2009Mission Bay Conference Center (UCSF Campus, San Francisco, CA) |
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| 8:00am-9:00am | Legal Pre-Conference Registration | ||
| 9:00am-12:00pm | LEGAL PRE-CONFERENCE | ||
| 9:00am-10:00am | Social Networks in the Workplace (Sponsored by Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe) Moderator Denise Howell, Alex Macgillivray, Kerry Krzynowek, Gabe Ramsey The meteoric rise of social networking sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn, as well as social communications tools such as Twitter, pose a series of new legal questions. How should companies handle these challenges? | ||
| 10:00am-11:00am | Trademarks and Intermediaries (Sponsored by WilmerHale) Moderator Eric Goldman, Samir Jain, Laura Covington, Dan Dougherty The role of intermediaries such as eBay and Google, and the legal safe harbors that protect them from liability, are significant battlegrounds. Could judicial decisions undermine the foundations for electronic commerce? Are legislative changes necessary? | ||
| 11:00am-12:00pm | Updating Copyright: A Fair (Use) Fight? (Sponsored by Gibson Dunn & Crutcher) Moderator Colette Vogele, Ashlie Beringer, Zahavah Levine, Larry Downes Are there ways to address the explosion of user generated content within existing intellectual property law… or is an overhaul needed? And what steps should companies take in the interim? | ||
| 12:00pm-1:00pm | Legal Networking Lunch (Sponsored by DLA Piper) | ||
| 11:00am – 1:00pm | General Conference Registration | ||
| 1:00pm | Introduction by Kevin Werbach | ||
| 1:10pm | THE CHANGING WORLD Pervasive connectivity is altering everything from our social interactions to our cities. danah boyd Adam Greenfield | ||
| 2:00pm | CHANGING NETWORKS The infrastructure of the Internet is quietly being transformed. The rise of cloud computing and broadband applications are shifting the landscape for both network operators and service providers. Werner Vogels Jonathan Zittrain Bradley Horowitz | ||
| 3:00pm | Break | ||
| 3:30pm | NETWORKS FOR CHANGE How do we put all this technology to productive use, both for business and for society? Umair Haque Anil Dash David Weinberger Andrew McLaughlin | ||
| 4:15pm | Break | ||
| 4:30pm | STRATEGIC CHANGE What are the new rules for business success? How can organizations innovate and thrive in a networked world? Chris Anderson Peter Guber Phil McKinney | ||
| 5:45pm | Surprise Entertainment | ||
| 6:30pm | Opening Gala and Technology ShowcaseThis annual extravaganza is open to all Supernova attendees and includes a special showcase of technology companies who will present their latest innovations in connected technologies. Attendees will be treated to cocktails, food and networking time with the Supernova community. | ||
DECEMBER 2, 2009Wharton | San Francisco Campus |
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| 7:30am | Registration and continental breakfast | ||
| 9:00am | Opening Plenary Session: Crisis? What Crisis? Strategies for a Connected World Moderator Kevin Werbach, JP Rangaswami, John Hagel, Umair Haque, Ellen Levy Was the financial crisis a permanent discontinuity in market economies, or just a temporary bump in the road? Either way, can the strategies and economics of the 20th century to translate to the digitally networked world of the 21st? | ||
| 10:30am | Wharton Talk: Karl Ulrich Innovation Tournaments | Wharton Talk: Eric Clemons Google and Antitrust | LEGAL CREDIT SESSIONS Keynote: Larry Strickling |
| 11:00am | Up from the Ashes: Building Startups Today Moderator Dave McClure, Rashmi Sinha, Christine Herron, Bruce W. Jenett What does it take to build and scale a company in this environment? It’s well-known that the raw materials for startups are cheaper than ever, and that bad economic times are the best opportunities to invest in and grow far-reaching innovations. But does the venture-backed startup model still work? | Is There a Media Business? Moderator Lisa Stone, Jim Griffin, Catharine Hays, Cory Ondrejka The world doesn’t need newspapers, record labels, and TV broadcasters, but it does need journalism and distribution mechanisms for quality entertainment and information. Can innovative new forms of online media replace what is lost as traditional industries collapse? How will digital business models differ from their predecessors? Is online video a viable media platform, and if so, how does it differ from its offline forms? | Privacy and the Social Web Sponsored by Davis Wright Tremaine Moderator Kraig Baker, Harriet Pearson, Anne Toth, Deirdre Mulligan The networked digital environment creates massive new opportunities for personal information to be collected, shared, and used. Will the law change, and if so, how? Is privacy even a viable concept any more? |
| 12:30pm | Lunch and networking | ||
| 1:30pm | REAL TIME FLOW TRACK Co-Hosted by BT Introduction Track chair Tantek Celik JP Rangaswami Going with the Flow Moderator Tim O’Reilly, Dick Costolo, Brett Slatkin, Monica Keller We are moving from a Web of pages and sites to a rich and continuous stream of online interactions. This new model snuck up on us through social networks and microblogging, but it is quickly becoming a core aspect of the online experience. How will the flow model alter the business landscape and user expectations? Sense Making: Real Time Search, Answers, and Discovery Sponsored by Microsoft/Bing Moderator Kevin Marks, Barney Pell, Caterina Fake, Sean Ammirati How can we extract actionable knowledge out of the cacophony of interactions as they happen? Is real-time search just a faster version of searching the web, or something fundamentally new? Frontiers of Real Time Collaboration Moderator David Weinberger, Jason Shellen, Paul Lippe, Laura Fitton, Deborah Schultz, Anna-Christina Douglas Software tools for collaboration have been around for decades, but have always fallen short of their potential. Are solutions built around sharing social interactions and content in real time the answer? | TBA | Government’s New Deal Sponsored by Patton Boggs Moderator Nick Allard, Andrew McLaughlin, Scott Blake Harris, Andrew Rasiej Connected information technology will be the platform supporting innovation in health care, the environment, transportation, education, economic development, and other fields, not just computing and telecom. How will the Obama Administration’s policy initiatives in areas such as open government, antitrust, diplomacy, and other areas after the legal and business environment for innovation? |
| 3:00pm | Life in the 21st Century Esther Dyson, Bernardo Huberman, Linda Stone What do we really know about how people act and react in a pervasively networked world? How do our minds and our social structures evolve in this unprecedented environment? How do we cope with the new threats and risks that we barely understand? | Broaderband: What Comes After Universal Connectivity? Sponsored by Comcast, Verizon, and Wiley Rein Moderator Bennett Ross, Joe Waz, Chris Riley, Nicol Turner-Lee, Paul Brigner It’s either the best of times or the worst of times for broadband in the US. The FCC is drafting a National Broadband Plan, while other agencies hand out billions of dollars in grants. What is likely to come out of those programs? And just what would a better broadband environment look like? | |
| 4:30pm | Global Internet Policy: The Next Generation Sponsored by Google Barbara van Schewick, Paul DeSa, Robert Pepper, Nicole Wong As networks evolve and converge, how should Internet policy change? Do governments and regulators have the information they need to make good decisions? Do we even know the right questions to ask, in order to promote innovation, investment, and economic development? And how does the situation vary around the world? | Mobility and Location-Based Services Sponsored by Latham & Watkins Moderator Mary Hodder, Karen Brinkmann, Kevin Bankston, Tony Jebara, Andrew Powell, How well will the business models and practices for the wired world translate to a wireless environment of location-based services and handheld devices? And what will it mean to have individuals’ location and movements potentially recorded and used by third parties? Are there ways to meet the needs of both users and service providers? | |
| 6:00pm | Reception (appetizers and cocktails)Open to all Supernova attendees and Wharton guests. | ||
DECEMBER 3, 2009Wharton | San Francisco Campus |
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| 7:30am | Registration and continental breakfast | ||
| 8:30am | Telecom as Software Sponsored by Ribbit Moderator Doc Searls, Crick Waters, Jonathan Christiansen, Brian Bogosian, Craig Walker As the Internet model of decentralized open systems takes over communications, what will change and what will stay the same? Who will thrive and be threatened? And what new possibilities will open up? | Fun with Fun Moderator Charles Hudson, Lisa Galarneau, Amy Jo Kim, Susan Wu Games are among the few industries continuing to grow amid the global economic slowdown, and many social networks and other online platforms are exploiting the potential of virtual goods. How far can this go? What are the emergent properties of games and virtual worlds that will impact the broader technology space? | |
| 10:00am | Wharton Talk: Eric Bradlow Data Minimization | ||
| 10:30am | Taking Data Seriously Co-Hosted by WIMI Moderator Eric Bradlow, Andreas Weigend, Shawndra Hill, Chris Kemp We are awash in unprecedented oceans of information, but few organizations are able to use it effectively. What business opportunities and policy innovations will become possible with better collection, aggregation, analysis, dissemination, and sharing of data? | Technology Meets Sustainability Adam Werbach, Robin Chase, Steve Newcomb Technology helped to create a disposable society that is threatening the health of our planet. Can it help to solve the challenges of the environment and climate change as well? Can companies do well by doing good? | |
| 12:00pm | Lunch and networking | ||
| 1:00pm | Attendee RoundtablesAttendees may submit new ideas or concepts on Change Network topics to be presented during various roundtable sessions. | Attendee RoundtablesAttendees may submit new ideas or concepts on Change Network topics to be presented during various roundtable sessions. | |
| 2:30pm | Closing Plenary SessionAlec Ross, Craig Newmark, Jimmy Wales Visions for the future, insights to take away, final thoughts, and wrap-up for all attendees. | ||
Über den Autor
Jörg Wittkewitz ist seit 1999 als Freier Autor und Freier Journalist tätig für nationale und internationale Zeitungen und Magazine, Online-Publikationen sowie Radio- und TV-Sender. (Redaktionsleiter Netzpiloten.de von 2009 bis 2012)
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