Europe's future in Social Media -Pan European Social Media Initiative, inspiring businesses and entrepreneurs to leverage social media for growth and job creation as well as better integrating the public sector
Inspiring Videos
The DAA is an intensive 2 day event with many sessions and speakers. We want to provide the best possible inspiration for the people participating. And you have the possibility to inspire policy-makers by recommending the videos to be shown at the assembly.
Use the form on the right to suggest short videos that you would like participants to watch. Feel free to create new or submit existing videos, provided they are max 1 minute long, and related to the Digital Agenda for Europe.
Submit your video by June 10th, watch and vote the videos: the most "interesting" voted videos will be shown in the Assembly.
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Why I suggest this video:Submitted by Marita Roebkes
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Why I suggest this video:This video shows the work done in Mollina (Malaga, Spain). The key of social innovation has been the methodology based on creativity, ITC, team building, connectivity with the territory and managed to achieve goals in a short time.
Video produced by CTIC Foundation to Guadalinfo
Submitted by Paco Prieto
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Why I suggest this video:Telecentre networks (public internet centres in NGOs, libraries & education venues) reached more than 200.000 offline Europeans during their Get Online Week campaign (26-30 March, 2012). During the launch event in Brussels interviews were made with the campaign organizers and main stakeholders.
Submitted by Lize De Clercq
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Why I suggest this video:Communities can help themselves, and support from government would make it happen in many places.
This is the way a UK community is getting connected. Laying their own fibre to their homes and businesses.
Submitted by chris conder
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Why I suggest this video:A variety of independent social media experts throughout Europe is working a pan-european social media strategy in the run-up to the Digital Agenda Assembly 2012. This video gives first insides on the findings.
Submitted by Olaf Kracht
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Why I suggest this video:It brings home the daily frustrations of living with poor broadband in rural areas
Submitted by John Popham
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Why I suggest this video:Crowdsourcing funding for a community digging their own ducts. Sponsor a metre. Title by Erica.
Submitted by chris conder -
Why I suggest this video:Prof. Thrun explains why they launched the free online course. In 2 weeks it attracted 56000 students. Why isn't this happening in Europe?
Submitted by David Osimo
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Why I suggest this video:The Berlin based start-up GIDSY.com enables members of this social network to earn money with their local expertise by helping them to offer, organize and promote tours, events and more in their hometown. Gidsy was founded by two brothers from the Netherlands, Edial and Floris Dekker, accompanied by Austrian Philip Wassibauer and supports a growing number of cities in Europe.
Submitted by Olaf Kracht -
Why I suggest this video:It is great to see support for small community initiatives, and this was a lovely message of support from Neelie.
Submitted by chris conder