Posts Tagged ‘web 3.0’
The Argument for Live Content
Yesterday, I argued that the future of content would be Live, Limited, and Surprise. Arguing that the future of content is Live is both the easiest and most difficult argument of the Live Limited Surprise trio. The problem is that we often see live as unscripted, and think of, say, reality TV as live content.…
Read MoreLive Limited Surprises will Dominate Content from 2020 Onward: An Introduction
Consider the types of content currently popular on the web, Netflix, and TV: music, sports, video games, and celebrity content. I’m predicting that the current model of content creation is a relic of a technologically underpowered era. The enabling technologies and ideologies needed to fuel the live, limited surprise are currently here.
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