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November 2009 
The Davos Question and WE `08
Albert
Picking up from Darina:
YOU->06Them->07->WE`08
I want to present this press release from World Economic Forum. And recommend, for all who are seriously interested thisfrom Loic Le Meur, who was a key figure in Davos 07 already for initiating Web 2.= Conversation.
Loic Le Meur : Preparing Davos 2008
I have initiated already some contacts with WEF Staff in Geneva. If anybody feels inclined to co-create a sound, powerful Zaadz response and Online Action, adding to this:
Bloggers answer the Davos Question
December 19th, 2007 by World Economic Forum
from Forumblog.org - The World Economic Forum Weblog
17/12/07
Posted by Oliver Cusworth
The bloggesphere is already starting to grapple with the Davos Question 2008. Several prominent names have posted, giving their answers to "What one thing do you think that countries, companies or individuals must do to make the world a better place in 2008?". Less than a week after it was launched, the Davos Conversation video was the 30th most watched on YouTube with almost half a million viewers.
Forbes
please let me know. Could be a joyful 2008 launch towards a significant WE08 Year:):)
Forum launches first-ever global conversation on YouTube
Geneva, 14 December 2007 - The World Economic Forum today launched the Davos Conversation, as well as The Davos Question, hosted by YouTube to create a global video conversation.
To generate a frank and open global dialogue between the general public and the world leaders who will gather for the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2008 taking place from 23-27 January in Davos, the Forum is asking:
"What key action do you think countries, companies or individuals should take to make the world a better place in 2008?"
The best video responses submitted to http://www.youtube.com/thedavosquestion will be screened in key public sessions at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2008. You can watch these and other sessions of the Annual Meeting in Davos at http://www.youtube.com/worldeconomicforum.
All participants of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2008 can watch the responses to The Davos Question and are encouraged to reply directly to questions from the wider public in the first YouTube video booth set up for this purpose in the Congress Centre in Davos.
The Davos Question is part of the wider Davos Conversation page (http://www.davosconversation.org/), a "bloggregator" that combines blogs, video, photo and news feeds around the Annual Meeting 2008
Guidelines for submission of videos on YouTube:
Be original - choose your own idea and approach. Videos can be in the form of a blog, documentary or skit - anything goes
Back it up - explain why your perspective is important through evidence or a personal story
Keep it sharp - the recommended length of videos is under three minutes
Make it look good - speak clearly and keep the camera steady
Provide context - in the video description, include your name, country and hometown
Please note - all videos are subject to the YouTube Terms of Use
Notes to Editors
Join the Davos Conversation: http://www.davosconversation.org/
To submit video responses: http://www.youtube.com/thedavosquestion
To submit text responses: davosconversation@weforum.org
Watch live webcasts of the Annual Meeting sessions: http://www.weforum.org/annualmeeting
Watch the Davos debates on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/worldeconomicforum
Follow the debates in Davos on Twitter: http://twitter.com/davos
Join the World Economic Forum Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2440681615
For further questions, e-mail: davosconversation@weforum.org.
For updates about the activities of the World Economic Forum; subscribe to: RSS feed
Access: Public
Thanks Albert,
This IS a Great Davos Question & discussion & worth a corresponding effort & answer.
MY BIG Question IS: WHAT is THE Question WE have Not asked Yet?
What IS YOUR BIG Question? :)
And since Questioning has become such a BIG thing and deservedly so, I dedicated my latest blog on this subject by exploring and sharing some of the BIG Questions and sites, asking some of the hottest questions including Davos which you have already generously shared. So off to keep Questioning for WE know where the answers are… :)
D a r i n a ? :)
How can and will we merge the Pandit- Guru - Activist functions and -Archetypes?
cool! thanks for the heads up! will blog this forward :)
~C
Happy that WE are being found now in many places - and happy also that we started kicking the ball some time ago
”We are the Next Buddha”
”The We of Us - a Trialogue”
”Why the Next Buddha will be a Collective”
“The Collective Buddha Inquiry”
You might also want to look at these blog entries: ”Towards an Integral and Pluralistic Spirituality”, ”A Collective Emergence”; and ”The Art of Relating”