Bradley Horowitz is the vice president of Product
Management for Google Inc., overseeing product management for Google
Apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Google Talk, Google Voice, Google
Docs, Blogger and Picasa. He is a keynote speaker for the 2009 play
conference held at the Haas School. (October 17, 2009)
The University of California Berkeley Haas School
of Business is one of the world's leading producers of new ideas and
knowledge in all areas of business - which includes the distinction of
having two of its faculty members receive the Nobel Prize in Economics
over the past 15 years. The school offers six degree-granting programs.
Its mission is to develop innovative business leaders - individuals who
redefine how we do business by putting new ideas into action, and who
do so responsibly. The school's distinctive culture is defined by four
key principles - question the status quo; confidence without attitude;
students always; and, beyond yourself.
John Lilly is the Chief Executive Officer of
Mozilla, the public benefit organization responsible for the web
browser Firefox. He is interviewed by Om Malik, founder of GigaOM
Networks at the 2009 play conference held at the Haas School. (October
17, 2009)
The University of California Berkeley Haas School
of Business is one of the world's leading producers of new ideas and
knowledge in all areas of business - which includes the distinction of
having two of its faculty members receive the Nobel Prize in Economics
over the past 15 years. The school offers six degree-granting programs.
Its mission is to develop innovative business leaders - individuals who
redefine how we do business by putting new ideas into action, and who
do so responsibly. The school's distinctive culture is defined by four
key principles - question the status quo; confidence without attitude;
students always; and, beyond yourself.
Biz Stone, co-founder and Creative Director of
Twitter, presents a keynote address at the 2008 play Digital Media
Conference.
Biz Stone helped to create Xanga, Blogger, Odeo,
and Obvious. In this keynote, delivered at the Haas School of Business,
UC Berkeley, he discusses the creation and evolution of Twitter.
(November 15, 2008)
The University of California Berkeley Haas School
of Business is one of the world's leading producers of new ideas and
knowledge in all areas of business - which includes the distinction of
having two of its faculty members receive the Nobel Prize in Economics
over the past 15 years. The school offers six degree-granting programs.
Its mission is to develop innovative business leaders - individuals who
redefine how we do business by putting new ideas into action, and who
do so responsibly. The school's distinctive culture is defined by four
key principles - question the status quo; confidence without attitude;
students always; and, beyond yourself.
The Monetization Game: A panel discussion with
Neil Young, CEO, ngMoco; Kai Huang, Founder, Guitar Hero; and Peter
Moore, President, EA Sports. Held at the play conference. Moderated by
Douglass Perry. Exploration of business model innovation through the
lens of the gaming industry. (October 17, 2009)
The University of California Berkeley Haas School
of Business is one of the world's leading producers of new ideas and
knowledge in all areas of business - which includes the distinction of
having two of its faculty members receive the Nobel Prize in Economics
over the past 15 years. The school offers six degree-granting programs.
Its mission is to develop innovative business leaders - individuals who
redefine how we do business by putting new ideas into action, and who
do so responsibly. The school's distinctive culture is defined by four
key principles - question the status quo; confidence without attitude;
students always; and, beyond yourself.
Shane Kim, Corporate Vice President, Strategy and
Business Development, Microsoft Interactive Entertainment, presents a
keynote address at the 2008 play Digital Media Conference at the Haas
School of Business, UC Berkeley. He discusses disruption and
convergence in the gaming industry, based on his experience developing
Xbox 360 and Windows titles for Microsoft Game Studios. (November 15,
2008)
The University of California Berkeley Haas School
of Business is one of the world's leading producers of new ideas and
knowledge in all areas of business - which includes the distinction of
having two of its faculty members receive the Nobel Prize in Economics
over the past 15 years. The school offers six degree-granting programs.
Its mission is to develop innovative business leaders - individuals who
redefine how we do business by putting new ideas into action, and who
do so responsibly. The school's distinctive culture is defined by four
key principles - question the status quo; confidence without attitude;
students always; and, beyond yourself.
2008 Conference - Disruption: Changes in the
Media Economy
The
theme for the 2008 >play conference was Disruption: Changes in
the
Media Economy. The past few years have seen dramatic changes in the
ways that people create, distribute, consume, share, and monetize
digital media. The conference explored how even the most disruptive
technology moves us forward in an exciting direction.
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone started the conference with his keynote,
followed by Microsoft Corporate VP Shane Kim speaking about Microsoft’s
gaming business in the afternoon. Other topics covered in panels
included “Brands that Break Through,” “Sports Marketing,” “Creativity,”
and “Mobile Gaming.”
2007 Conference - Current and Emerging
Intersections
With
the theme of Current and Emerging Intersections, >play explored
how
technologies and ideas came together from disparate fields and
functions and created whole new business models. These intersections
truly changed the face of digital media and entertainment.
Speakers included Paul Campell, Founder of HP’s gaming business and
John Riccitiello, the CEO of Electronic Arts. Panel topics ranged from
“Beyond Mobile,” to “Not Politics as Usual,” and “Entrepreneurial
Perspectives” to “Digital Music.”
