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Yes No Tim Hwang, ROFLCon / Web Ecology Project Roll Your Own Damn Startup Incubator Rumors are true: you don't need to be a high rollin' entrepreneur to roll your very own project incubator. The Boston-based Awesome Foundation did it on $100 a month with no legal organization. This talk discusses the theory and practice of doing it yourself. Turns out that it's pretty easy. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Case Study, Community / Online Community, Funding / VC, History of Technology T I
Yes No Tim Hwang, ROFLCon / Harvard Berkman Center YouTube 2015: The Next Five Years April 2010 marks the 5th anniversary of YouTube, and this is a chance to imagine how YouTube - and online video in general - will evolve over the next 5 years, creatively, technically and culturally. Digital Distribution, Digital Filmmaking, New Technology / Next Generation, Online Video C I
Yes No Tim Hwang, The Web Ecology Project Conserving The Web's Social Ecology: Theory and Practice "Social media" is our best way of understanding culture and memes online. It sucks. Can we do better? This talk explores one possibility: understanding the web as a unified social ecosystem through data mining. It also addresses emerging threats to the social web, and how we might conserve its vibrancy. Community / Online Community, Content, History of Technology, Online Relationships, User Generated Content T I
Yes No Tim Hwang, Tim (ROFLCON/The Awesome Foundation) Sawyer (Underwater Peoples Records) What We Learned Watching Kids with Homemade Flamethrowers There lies an often overlooked universe of microcommunities flourishing in the nooks and crannies of the web. We have explored one of these: a vast, underground world of homemade flamethower videos. 1,500 clips later, we've returned with unexpected conclusions about the nature of community and culture online. Fantastically dangerous awesomeness guaranteed! Case Study, Community / Online Community, Online Relationships, Social Networking, User Generated Content C B
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