Panel discussion on approaching internet trends
March 25th, 2009 
Law & Politics, New Media, Second Life, Social Media, Video, Virtual Worlds 
Paul Fayngersh
I dug up this is discussion from Fortune Brainstorm titled “2018: Life on the Net,” featuring Lawrence Lessig (professor of Law at Stanford Law School), Joichi Ito (CEO of Creative Commons and Chairman of Six Apart Japan), and Philip Rosedale (founder and chairman of Linden Lab, who operate Second Life). It’s from July ‘08, which in internet age can make it almost irrelevant. In this case, however, the conversation remains fresh and interesting. The funniest moment: an attendee with a Southern accent calling Joi Ito, who has 24(!) current positions on LinkedIn, a ‘venture communist.’
Topics covered include: law stifling media technology, open source, venture capital trends and ethics, the internet requiring ‘environmental protection’, 2D/3D interface hybrids, producer-driven culture, and an “internet 9/11.”
[Google Video - 2018: Life on the Net]
Tags: Add new tag, Joichi Ito, Law & Politics, Lawrence Lessig, New Media, Philip Rosedale, Second Life, Social Media, Video, Virtual Goods, Virtual Worlds
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