Social networking and user-generated content are hallmarks of a new interaction between community and technology that is changing the way we organize and define ourselves. Driven by tech-savvy youth and the promotion of self, a new computer-based “clip culture” is changing the way we think about media and it’s role in society. Moderated by Chris Anderson (Editor-In-Chief, Wired Magazine) and featuring: Ken Rutkowski (Kenradio.com),Katy Chevigny (Arts Engine, Inc.),Rex Wong (DAVE Networks, Inc.), Jon Alpert (DCTV), and Michael Terpin (Terpin Communications).
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| Chris Anderson
Panelist | Ken Rutkowski
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| Katy Chevigny
Panelist | Rex Wong
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| Jon Alpert
Panelist | Michael Terpin
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