3. 1897 Radio has no future
Sir William Thomson, mathematician and physicist
1946 Television won't be able to hold on
to any market after the first six
months. People will soon get tired
of staring at a plywood box every
night
Darryl Zanuck, executive at 20th Century Fox
4. 1955 Nuclear-powered vacuum cleaners
will probably be a reality within 10
years
Alex Lewyt, president of Lewyt vacuum company
2004 Two years from now, spam will be
solved
Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft
17. Back in time...
Xerox Star 8010 HP LaserJet HP LaserJet IIP
First office laser printer First desktop laser printer First sub-$1,000
laser printer
1981 1984 1989
22. PRINTERNET OF THINGS
3D System SLA 250 Z Corp Spectrum Z510 MakerBot Cupcake CNC
The first 3D printer The first high-definition Open source 3D DIY
available to public color 3D printer printer
1988 2005 2009
51. “Look back twice as far
as you look forward”
Paul Saffo, Discern Analytics and Stanford University.
“The past does not repeat itself,
but it rhymes”
Mark Twain
Mark Twain
53. Back in time...
Netscape Microsoft
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
1994 1998 2002 2006 2010
54. “The most hyped of the new concepts
during the Internet boom was
first mover advantage,
when being the first to enter a market
was seen as synonymous with wining
leadership of it.”
Kieran Levis, “Winners and Losers: Creators and Causalities of the age of the Internet”
Kieran Levis, “Winners and Losers: Creators and Causalities of the age of the Internet”
73. 1920: ADVERTISING
First Radio Advertisement
“It is inconceivable that we
should allow so greater
possibility for service, for
news, for entertainment, for
education and for vital
commercial purposes to be
drowned in advertising
chatter”
Herbert Hoover,
First National Radio Conference, 1922
101. Big thanks to:
Ciarán Harris iQ Content
Christian Del Rosso SelfLoops
Daniel Peterson Vilhelm
James Reilly Smartifier / Aalto
Kimo Boissonnier Tuliotus
Peter Bryer peterbryer.com
Ramine Darabiha Rovio
Risto Pirhonen LeadIn
Timo Heikkilä Consumer insight & trends expert
Ville Tikka Wevolve
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