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White Paper - Transformation of the Media Industry.
Web 2.0 Opportunities in the Public Sector
Report by the iN2015 Digital Media and Entertainment sub-committee.
You know the digital revolution has taken firm root when it slips from the hands of the engineers, programmers and business people and into the creative realm. Digital media is far more than a technological innovation; the new technologies have already transformed the creative enterprise with the prospect of even more radical changes in the offing.
From the first video games - remember Pong? - to the latest computer assisted graphics in blockbuster movies, digital technologies have had…
The Science, Technology and Innovation Council released its State of the Nation report and notes that "We have the knowledge, but aren't converting it to wealth."
http://www.thestar.com/News/Canada/article/628994
Full report available at:
http://www.stic-csti.ca/eic/site/stic-csti.nsf/eng/h_00011.html
Canada 3.0 Mobility and Media stream co-chair and OCAD President, Sara Diamond on Canada and the next wireless revolution: http://cli.gs/gWj3zr
We've been asked why we called this forum 'Canada 3.0', particularly when most of the country is still in 1.0 and trying to figure out what all the hooplah is about this thing they call 2.0. To put it simply: to spark discussion about Canada’s digital media future.
Canada is currently a world leader in digital media. Canadian talent is pursued by some of the world’s largest technology and entertainment companies. Home-grown firms like RIM, Open Text, and Christie Digital (to name just a…
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The rapid development of the digital media sector has startled observers for the last few decades. Time and time again, a new twist emerges which transforms the commercial potential of the digital economy. It was only in the mid-1990s that the Internet emerged as a viable electronic platform. The emergence of e-commerce sparked the dot.com boom (and subsequent bust), just as the expansion of mobile telecommunication sent the digital industry off in new directions.
The transformations…
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