The document discusses the increasing connectivity of digital systems and how they are reaching into various living environments like homes, schools, and public spaces. It argues that this trend is empowering users and changing what it means to be connected. The presentation envisions a future of networked augmented society where concepts like virtual reality, centralized control, and mass media are giving way to augmented reality, participatory media, and more decentralized models of sharing information and democratic participation online.

1. Espaces et services branchés Dans le cadres des soirées Interface[s] Montréal de la SAT + Sylvain Carle CTO Praized Media + + Sous licence Creative Commons BY 2.0 <a href=&quot;http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/&quot; rel=&quot;license&quot;>cc by 2.0</a>

2. Networked spaces and services Interface[s] Montréal @ SAT www.interfacesmontreal.org + Sylvain Carle CTO Praized Media + + Licensed under Creative Commons BY 2.0 <a href=&quot;http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/&quot; rel=&quot;license&quot;>cc by 2.0</a>

3. ok

4. so this presentation is using a convention I am now starting to call Montréal Style

5. slides in english and presentation en français

6. local language context and easier international distribution

7. With quelques francophone twists throw in for good measure, parce que ça me plait

8. one thing about the title

9. I think it sucks

10. (un peu)

11. you know, we kind of get what this evening should be about

12. Intelligent digital systems are now reaching all our living environments... Into homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, theatres, city squares and public parks. The power of the user is increasing too. The result: consumers and providers are redefining what it means to be connected.

13. Intelligent digital systems are now reaching all our living environments ... Into homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, theatres, city squares and public parks. The power of the user is increasing too . The result: consumers and providers are redefining what it means to be connected .

14. We are now reaching all our living environments ... into homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, theatres, city squares and public parks. The power of the user is increasing too . The result: consumers and providers are redefining what it means to be connected ness .

15. networked humans

16. This is really a thought piece on Networked Augmented Society (humans & places & data)

17. It's all about context

18. So here's my personal vision of where *WE* are heading

19. Le futur n'est pas ce qui vient vers nous, mais ce vers quoi nous allons Jean-Marie Guyau

20. Near term Science-Fiction

21. Obligatory Tim Oreilly quoting William Gibson Quote : « The future is already here it is just unevenly distributed » http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/William_Gibson

22. Concepts of old (mostly by others for you)

23. These are on their way out!

24. Virtual Reality Personalisation (mass customization) Official representation of the world (physical and conceptual) Broadcast, mass publishing, push Nation/States as Providers

25. Virtual Reality Personalisation (mass customization) Official representation of the world (physical and conceptual) Broadcast, mass publishing, push Nation/States as Providers

26. Virtual Reality Personalisation (mass customization) Official representation of the world (physical and conceptual) Broadcast, mass publishing, push Nation/States as Providers

27. Virtual Reality Personalisation (mass customization) Official representation of the world (physical and conceptual) Broadcast, mass publishing, push Nation/States as Providers

28. Virtual Reality Personalisation (mass customization) Official representation of the world (physical and conceptual) Broadcast, mass publishing, push Nation/States as Providers

29. Global Internetworking has enabled a major shift from the group to the individual or smaller group I like to call them tribes

30. New concepts for networked humans

31. Augmented Reality Mashups and semantic web (give me data or give me death) Neogeography, Wikipedia for Geo Participative media, I Am Media Hacking education and democracy

32. Let's quickly look at Philosophical underpinnings (California hippies/libertarians) Technological means (ISO, IEEE, W3C) Economies of scale (the power of N)

33. There's a struggle between

34. centralisation and decentralisation

36. Some Network Axioms to think about

37. I'm a decentralist (so you know where I stand)

38. Atomization of content (information needs to &quot;travel&quot; the network) The value of sources (code, data), systems designed to adapt, collective intelligence Emotional technology New business models not scarcity but infinite supply attention and trust are the new metrics markets are conversations, democracy should be about conversations too (it can't right now)

39. One network fits all? Probably not.

40. Interop!

42. Do needs breed services?

43. Does availibility create need?

44. Is it about infrastructures?

45. Is it about devices?

46. Is it about interfaces?

47. Is it about people?

48. real (deeply human) connections are high bandwidth either timewise or sensory wise (seeing, smelling, touching)

49. It's all about Being Connected

50. Thanks! Sylvain Carle CTO Praized Media www.praized.com www.afroginthevalley.com