During the debate nine experts presented future scenarios on cyberspace and the implications this may have for the user. Their presentations are now online.

• Jan Bierhoff, director of the European Centre for Digital Communication
  “Source Generated Content; the next big thing” (mp3, 13:41, 12.6 mb)
   
• David Osimo, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies
  “2020: The user is the public service … or not?” (mp3, 14:49, 13.6 mb)
  -> presentation (MS PowerPoint, 1.75 mb)
   
• John Buckman, founder and ceo of Magnatune
  “Ray Kurzweil vs. Bruce Sterling or… The Singularity vs. Blobjects” (mp3, 15:28, 14.2 mb)
  -> presentation (Adobe Acrobat, 1.75 mb)
   
• Loïc Lemeur, former director SixApart EMEA
  “The future of TV content” (mp3, 16:29, 15.2 mb)
  -> online notes
  -> video
   
• Bob Young, founder and ceo of LuLu.com
  “The concept of the free market” (mp3, 13:49, 12.7 mb)
   
• Clo Willaerts, marketing and communications manager of Skynet
  “The Internet will eat itself” (mp3, 10:52, 10 mb)
  -> online notes
   
• Dick Rijcken, freelance consultant new media
  “The challenges for the cultural sector in 2020″ (mp3, 14:39, 13.5 mb)
   
• Paul Gerhardt (BBC Creative Archive)
  “A scenario for creativity” (mp3, 15:44, 14.5 mb)
  -> presentation (MS PowerPoint, 0.3 mb)
  -> video (wmv, 4:34, 24.2 mb)
   
• Stuart Nolan
  “People Made Stuff: Citizen Players vs. Centrifugal Bumble Puppy” (mp3, 16:10, 14.9 mb)
  -> presentation (MS PowerPoint 6.4 mb)
  -> online notes

The event was co-organised by De Buren, a Dutch-Flemish forum for debate on cultural diversity, society and politics in Europe, and C.H.I.P.S., an organisation that promotes cultural initiatives that focus on new media, communication and participation.