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      <title>Hollywood destroyed and no one will notice</title> 
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      <description>Jimmy Wales boldly predicts that young, independent collaborators will produce Hollywood-quality work and flip the film industry, destroying it.</description>
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      <title>Getting the next billion online</title> 
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      <description>Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, says the easy work - getting the first 2 billion people Internet access - is done, now comes the challenge. </description>
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      <title>Prediction: Massive connectivity</title> 
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      <description>Wales describes mobile and Internet access in Africa and the growth of Internet access and popular use in places like Nigeria.</description>
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      <title>Uses of the Internet in developing nations</title> 
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      <description>Wales talks about the misconceptions people sometimes have about how the individuals who are just getting online in developing nations are using the Internet.</description>
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      <title>Wikipedia could have been born earlier</title> 
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      <description>Wales describes his first failed project, Nupedia, and how Wikipedia, a "social innovation," began using six-year-old technology.</description>
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      <title>Wales ties predictions one and two together</title> 
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      <description>Wales says the massive connectivity will combine with new video innovation capabilities to create amazing opportunities, likely to be driven globally by young people.</description>
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