1. Libraries and Bildung
in the smartphone
age
Mathias Klang
@klang67

2. Library: Organized collection of
information resources made
accessible to a defined community
for reference or borrowing.

3. Library: Organized collection of
information resources made
accessible to a defined community
for reference or borrowing.

4. Law
democrac
y

5. Is teleportation legal?

6. Law
Contextual &
programmed social
rules
Architecture

7. Only technology
(spot the ethical dilemma?)

9. 1993 2004 2010
1999 2002 2007 2009 2011

10. Technology
changes us

11. How we read

14. Blogger 1999
Google 1999
End of communications monopoly

15. This is not a book

16. Pinch & swipe gestures

17. Changing the marketplace

19. More information

20. User generated content

21. Personal data & walled gardens

22. Pricing models & purpose of
copyright

23. Reactionary
responses

24. Deep & contemplative
reading in a time of
digital ephemera
Läsandets kultur (SOU 2012:65)

25. Wearing out an e-book

26. To be Honest the
future is a dystopia for
publishers, booksellers
& anyone who
attempts to maintain a
gatekeeper role. Sorry,
but your current
business model is no
longer relevant to our
reality.

27. Horror stories

28. In scarcity access is everything.
- In surplus its annoying.
“who told me” becomes
more important than “who
made it”. Sandra Snan

29. End of culture: can the infinite be shared?

30. Algorithmic recommender systems

31. Do not do unto
others as you would
that they should do
unto you. Their
tastes may be
different.
George Bernard Shaw

32. Algorithm fail

33. This is not a library

34. Infrastructure of deep knowledge

35. In the information age source
criticism not access is king

36. THANKS!

37. Mathias Klang
klang@ituniv.se or @klang67
www.digital-rights.net
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