2009-11-25

Napoleon Biggs, Founder and Host of Web Wednesday, interviews Jay Oatway, Hong Kong’s top Twitter Star (80,000 followers!) and the lead organiser of Twestival Hong Kong (@twestivalhk).

Recorded at Web Wednesday Hong Kong V28.0 at Volar in Lan Kwai Fong on Wednesday 2nd September, 2009.

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2009-08-26

"Lifehack.org - A Productive Blogger's Guide to Life Online!" at Web Wednesday Hong Kong V27.0 (Aug. '09)

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2009-08-12

"Ben 10: Creating a New Multimedia Empire for Cartoon Network" at Web Wednesday HK V26.0

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2009-07-08

"Gangster Wars - How to Make Money on Facebook?" with 6Waves at Web Wednesday HK V24.0

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2009-06-24

"The Bare, Naked Realities of Blogging" at Web Wednesday HK V23.0 (Apr. '09)

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2009-06-10

"How to Market to Women Online?" with She.com at Web Wednesday HK V21.0 (Feb '09)

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2009-02-18

Napoleon Biggs, Founder and Host of Web Wednesday (www.webwednesday.hk) , talks to Chris Lee about his adult sex toy business, wanta.net (www.wanta.net).

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2009-02-11

Napoleon Biggs, Founder and Host of Web Wednesday, talks with John Snelgrove, Senior Pastor of the Vine Christian Fellowship in Hong Kong about "God 2.0 - Building a Christian community using social media".

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2008-11-12

We'll be talking the status of start-ups and funding options with Henry Oh, Co-Founder of the Hong Kong Start-Up Association and Socialutions, his own new venture.

Henry is also a songwriter and film maker and avid proponent of Free Culture and Creative Commons. (We covered CC in-depth in our last social mixer; listen to the podcast here).

Henry met his business partner (Rodney Lloyd) at Web Wednesday in Hong Kong. In honour of our role in bringing them together, Henry will launch his new venture, "WikiEnterprise" at this social mixer.

The common theme underlying Socialutions will be a focus on social benefit (e.g. renewable energy, open source, Creative Commons).

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2008-09-17

Now that the net has become the place for writers, musicians, photographers, artists and all other creative types to promote and distribute their works, we will be discussing a new way to share, remix and reuse this content - legally! - using Creative Commons.

Share, Remix, Reuse — Legally
Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can use CC to change your copyright terms from "All Rights Reserved" to "Some Rights Reserved."

Our guest speaker will be Rebecca MacKinnon, Project Lead for Creative Commons Hong Kong and Assistant Professor at the University of Hong Kong's Journalism and Media Studies Centre. Rebecca is also a prolific blogger and micro-blogs in English and Chinese on her Twitter account.

We will also be inviting a couple of local Hong Kong start ups who use creative commons as a base for sharing content on their websites.

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