Paul’s Keynote: Video

By Bryan Rhoads on January 8, 2008

Here’s a complete video replay of Paul Otellini’s Jan. 7th keynote at CES 2008 in Las Vegas.

He describes how the Internet will continue to transform the CE and entertainment industries, and how it’s evolution will create business opportunities for those who embrace it.

About Bryan Rhoads

Founding member of the Intel Social Media Center of Excellence. Global social media manager for our consumer audiences and brands. I helped pioneer social media techniques that laid the foundations for Intel to leverage Web 2.0. I designed and built this external blog at http://blogs.intel.com, establishing the infrastructure, legal, security and publishing guidelines that integrated social media into Intel's marketing mix. I led a 4-year research project with MIT that researched online trust and digital marketing strategies. My Intel and MIT researchers designed innovative approaches to increase user confidence and trust in online media experiences. I'm also the designer of the Intel Download Center and many highly-trafficked sections of Intel's web systems. Lecturer on digital innovation and social media at the Yale Center for Customer Insights, MIT Center for Digital Business, Innotech, SxSW Interactive, the Marketing Sciences Institute, the Experiential Marketing Summit, to name a few. Adjunct faculty at Portland State University, I also sit on the Executive Board of the Internet Strategy Forum, the Center for Consumer Research at St. Joseph's University, the Marketing Advisory Track at Northeastern University and a member of the City Club of Portland.

5 Responses to Paul’s Keynote: Video

  1. Mike says:

    it’s not a complete video re-play people, it’s missing the entire lead-in video ! how can you eliminate that – what he’s saying doesn’t make any sense if you don’t see the video !!! unbeleivable.

  4. AlexGrogan says:

    Who’s going to fly to China without knowing where to go after that?
    Maybe it’s cool technology looking for a home.

  5. Jason says:

    Last time I went to Taiwan, I did just that–showed up for a few days of business and then had a few more days to goof off–no plan. I’m in Shanghai in April and will be on the same program–it’s a great way to see a city.