1. selection
1.1. curators
1.2. algorithms
1.2.1. based on ur social networks
1.2.2. based on ur behavior
2. business models
2.1. consolidation for expensive coverage
2.1.1. cnn, reuters
2.2. local, super-specialized
2.2.1. free
2.2.2. pay for quality
2.3. advertizing
2.3.1. trade-offs speed, accuracy, privacy
2.3.2. highly targeted, personalized
2.4. aggregation/curation
2.4.1. huffington post/AOL
2.5. collaborative systems
2.5.1. wordpress-style news 2.0
2.5.2. wikinews
2.5.2.1. breaking news as changelogs of wikis
3. control
3.1. kill switch
3.2. private nets
3.3. tiered system
3.4. the brain
3.4.1. direct access? implants?
3.4.2. short attention spans
3.4.2.1. give the headline and some facts, they look up the rest
4. devices
4.1. print
4.2. convergence
4.2.1. video
4.2.2. interactive
4.2.3. text
4.2.4. pictures
4.2.5. social streams
4.2.6. virtual environments
4.2.7. augmented reality
4.2.8. connected objects
4.3. tablets, smartphones, wearable
4.3.1. ubiquitous, instantly available news
4.3.2. a web that is everywhere
4.3.3. content will be location filtered
4.3.4. 3D
4.3.5. switching from physical to digital and virtual
4.3.6. personalization: awareness of our preferences, hobbies, interests
4.3.7. notion of 'connecting' disappears as it is the default state
4.3.8. the keyboard is a relic of another era
4.3.8.1. voice
4.3.8.2. bio-sensing
4.3.8.3. gestural interface
4.3.8.4. touch-screen