The last panel of How to Web 2011 was dedicated to European startup incubators. It was moderated by Ivan Brezak – founder of Netokracija and featured Jon Bradford – managing director of Springboard and initiator of ignite100, Eoghan Jennings – co-founder of Startup Bootcamp, Mikko Jarvenpaa – chief marketing geek at HackFwd and Zuza Stanska, chief marketing geekgirl at GammaRebels. Read on →
Past articles
HTW2011 videos: Panel – European Incubators: Too many or not?
HTW2011 videos: Jon Bradford – The perfect team: it’s a patchwork quilt
Jon Bradford, managing director of Springboard and initiator of ignite100, held a talk at How to Web 2011 entitled The perfect team: it’s a patchwork quilt. He drew some lines that should be followed by any startup building a team from day zero. In Jon’s opinion you should always look to hire people who are smarter than you, you should search for people who are passionate about what you do and always look for Read on →
HTW2011 videos: Panel – The API effect: social media layers
How to Web 2011 also included a panel entitled The API effect: social media layers. The panel was hosted by Martin Bryant, european editor at The Next Web. His guests were Max Niederhofer – founder of Qwerly, George Lemnaru – co-founder of eRepublik, Konstantin Hristov – founder and CEO of Favit and George Petre – product manager for social media products Read on →
HTW2011 videos: Eric Wahlforss: Bootstrapping – The ride from zero to hundreds of apps and millions of users
Eric Wahlforss, co-founder and CTO of SoundCloud, held a talk at How to Web 2011 named Bootstrapping – The ride from zero to hundreds of apps and millions of users. His talk focused on detailing the way SoundCloud develops its API. He described some key steps in developing an API that will indeed be used by the community and drawed attention to some mistakes that could be done along the way. Read on →
HTW2011 videos: Max Niederhofer – Social identity
Max Niederhofer, founder of Qwerly, held a talk at How to Web on Social Identity. He spoke about the traditional, real world, types of identity and then moved on to what he calls identity 1.5 in the digital world, which is what we basically have now with the Facebook connect feature being used all over the web. He went on describing what Read on →