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I was fortunate enough to get a chance to sit down with John Hagel at last week’s Web 2.0 Summit and discuss a few big-ticket emerging trends: (1) the rise of the “real time” web, (2) the move from the information web (the web of documents) to the social web (the web of people) and (3) the continued promise of mobile devices.

The Pirate’s Dilemma tells the story of how youth culture drives innovation and is changing the way the world works. It offers understanding and insight for a time when piracy is just another business model, the remix is our most powerful marketing tool and anyone with a computer is capable of reaching more people than a multi-national corporation.

We discovered that many groups on Facebook are left without an administrator. All we needed to find these groups was one quick Google search. The search results also revealed many groups that already had been hijacked by various people. Their intentions remain unclear.

We would like to combine as many of these log files as possible and thus visualize how people travel all over the world, how they live and work, go on vacation, meet at conferences, festivals etc ... It is just one huge geo social networking experiment.

we're in a "venture capital revival.

there are several factors that have radically changed the investment landscape: Internet companies reach critical mass faster, for example, and capital markets are better informed

VC revival will require venture capital to change. He predicts a shorter investment cycle, for one, and an increasingly active secondary position market

You can think of the Mob4Hire crowd as a global community of people in over 152 countries, living a mobile lifestyle, that can do nearly anything you need them to (task must be ethical, of course), in exchange to being paid for their time and expertise. Our team of project managers makes sure you get quick results for your microtasks. And, thanks to our 128-bit encrypted escrow payment system, money will stay in our safekeeping until both parties agree that the tasks are complete. This guarantees your satisfaction!

Stray Cinema is an open source film. On this website you are able to download and re-edit professionally shot raw footage from a feature film, providing people from all over the world with an opportunity to create their own version of the film.