The Open Media Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Update: 2008-04-04

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Dean's Distinguished Speaker Tony Perkins discusses the past and future of the Web and considers new business models in this evolving arena.

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The Open Media Revolution Will Not Be Televised

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The Open Media Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Tony Perkins

The Open Media Revolution Will Not Be Televised