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And people are bringing their green industries, hopefully their green restaurants, to the Green School.
Also, there's been this recent distrust of big brands, global big brands, in a bunch of different industries, and that's created an opening.
And this one is focused on creative and media industries.
And in a world where the US economy is not growing that rapidly, having somebody go away is the simplest way to create room for new industries.
All around us, Generation G's desire for game-like experiences is reshaping industries, from Foursquare, which caused the mobile social networking ecosystem to start, to companies like Nike, Coke, Chase, and also Kozinga, which owes much of its success to games.
Well, I'm going to say I don't think that's either as benign nor as simple as it sounds, particularly for those of us in industries who are portraying people in poor countries, in developing countries and portraying the poor.
And those of us in those industries are reporters, researchers and people working for NGOs; I suspect there are a lot of us in those industries in the audience.
And I think right now is a good time to review our ethics of seeing, as our industries of reporting and research and NGO work are collapsing and changing, in part, by what's being driven by what's happening in the economy.
Not always known as the most innovative or creative of industries, but it turns out, they're really, really good at recycling their products.
So now let's think about other industries.
What are other industries doing to create thrift?
Well, it turns out that there are plenty of industries that are also thinking about their own waste and what we can do with it.
They're our cottage industries.
And so the media industries begged, insisted, demanded that Congress do something.
The DMCA marks the moment when the media industries gave up on the legal system of distinguishing between legal and illegal copying and simply tried to prevent copying through technical means.
Some of the stuff we share is stuff we've made out of what we've found, and all of it horrifies those industries.
When you look at the people who co-signed on the SOPA bill, people who've co-signed on PIPA, what you see is that they have cumulatively received millions and millions of dollars from the traditional media industries.
These industries will not be content with breaking our Internet.
And the DMCA goes back to the Audio Home Recording Act, which horrified those industries.
"We'd prefer not to do that," says the content industries.
Imagine our economy when the carbon bubble bursts, when the financial markets recognize that, to have any hope of preventing the climate spiraling out of control, the oil and coal industries are finished.
The movie folks also tell us that our economy loses over 370,000 jobs to content theft, which is quite a lot when you consider that, back in '98, the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated that the motion picture and video industries were employing 270,000 people.
And so the job losses that came with the Internet and all that content theft, have therefore left us with negative employment in our content industries.
Think about how well we've done in previous industries that we've developed involving resources.
And so we looked at what other high-risk industries do.
Also today's military revolution in energy efficiency is going to speed up all of these civilian advances in much the same way that military R&D has given us the Internet, the Global Positioning System and the jet engine and microchip industries.
It could also be novel ways of organizing firms and industries.
I watched while agencies, governments and industries around the world suppressed information on climate change.
For Africa to truly be sustainable, we have to move beyond to other industries.
You see, we've inherited degenerative industries.
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