PS: There are several more videos at the churchill club youtube channel
http://www.youtube.com/ChurchillClub#p/f
e.g. from Facebook, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison and many more.

On Google Video you find several more videos where Vint explains the world.

In a nuthsell:

• You won’t have an audience
• You’re going to run out of cash
• You’ll get frustrated
• The emotional rollercoaster will beat you
• You’ll get excited about something elseBut it probably won’t be the competition

Dabei kam es in einigen Ländern zu massiven Ausfall von Telefon und Internet. Auch hier in Deutschland sind ausländische Seiten sehr langsam.

Weitere Infos bei ZDNET:

http://blogs.zdnet.com/gadgetreviews/?p=669

oder AFP

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gFTLpORoavPS_co5T-1LQSL8kzGQ

oder ORF

http://news.orf.at/?href=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.orf.at%2Fticker%2F312125.html

Interroute hat die Meldung herausgebracht und hier steht dann noch mehr darüber

http://timesonline.typepad.com/technology/2008/12/is-the-internet.html

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You will discover several other presentations on slideshare about this topic

Thanks Alex from www.Alvetica.com for this. Really great work!!

If the direct slideshow is not working try out this link.

http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?q=business+model&submit=post

There are several ppt on this topic!

Full Screen and Source: http://sapnwpadev.blip.tv/#858165

at blip.tv you will find a video on SAP’s newest innovations. This is sooo cool and you haven’t seen such things before!!!

Quote: Preview of an SAP Netweaver innovation project in development:
Unexpected events disrupt structured business processes, e.g. the discontinuation of a manufacturing part by a supplier.
End users can build a situational composite application to address the need of their situation, add content from different sources, and invite co-workers and experts to resolve the problem.
Eventus captures the collective intelligence in a rich context, and provides actionable best practices.

 Source: http://sapnwpadev.blip.tv/#858165

The were a lot of categories:

http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php?season=12

and a lot of cool pages to look at. For example the best startpage could

be seen here:

http://www.lafilm.com/flash/index.html

The best navigation structure has www.ted.com

but i like much more this nominee

http://www.blenderbox.com/

Flickr also won, but the Pentax Gallery is also not bad looking

http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com. But i love my Flickr Account so no reason to change.

www.last.fm was not mentioned, but i do not know why.

Also Apple won in a lot of categories

A cool animation could be soon at Coca Cola http://www.coca-cola.com/HF/index.jsp

The coolest thing for a loading page (in %) you have ever seen is visible here:

http://unlimited.orange.co.uk/flash/go

Shit, I am still at letter B (A-Z) and the Webby list seems not to end and there are a lot of cool pages left: So have a look on your own!

http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php?season=12

http://techdirt.com/articles/20071121/083858.shtml

and J. Lanier

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/20/opinion/20lanier.html?_r=2&ref=opinion&oref=slogin&oref=slogin

 from New York Times talk about internet strategy and how to create revenue in the web.

There is a trade off between generating revenues with free content and ads  on the one side, and on the other side micropayment which are on the radar since years but are still not established.

In my opinion micropayments are not going to succeed in the end due to the several possibilities getting free content on the web. Also if all companies start introducing micropayments for the offering or in general for information it would be everytime an attraction for a vendor to deviate from this position and building a monopoly in a market niche with free ad based business model.

So if ad based models for virtual content is the future all real products should get more expensive. You can see this in music business. Since napster started 10 years ago the revenues from selling cds break down and so the price for attending a concert increases every year. Also DRM is no final solution. As you could see Amazon uses this to attack itunes etc. with lower prices and without DRM.

If this art of acting in the business is comparable to other solution we are going to see increasing prices for real products in the future. The revenue from these products are athwart subventions for the freee information in the net due to the thing, that the costs of marketing in the web and so the free web inforamtion have to be paid with this revenues. So there is a significant dependancen between survival of the internet companies which offer free content and traditional business. Also consulting companies, and in general, service companies could benefit because they are not directly involved in this business and could create higher margins with lower costs of prodcution and selling their products. Enough for the morning. Time for lunch…

http://de.geocities.com/michaelaltendorf80/Diplomarbeit_MA.pdf