Charlie McDonnell, an 18-year-old video blogger from Bath, United Kingdom and one of YouTube’s most popular. Joined us at the Tomorrow’s Web conference back in August to give a stellar talk on everything revolving around his life as a YouTube vlogger. Charlie has millions of fans all over the world, under his YouTube alias charlieissicoolike. He’s been interviewed by the BBC, The Guardian and even has his own personal signoff jingle voiced by Stephen Fry.
Mr Coollike’s talk has been sitting in my Vimeo account for months now, I’ve been depriving you all of one of the most insightful looks into how YouTube works, how Charlie has used the platform to generate his following and everything in between. Not to be missed! Be sure to check out Charlie’s latest project ChartJackers also.
Tweetie the ever popular iPhone Twitter client from developers Atebits has today had it’s 2.0 installment go live on the iPhone app store. The client, although competing with free apps such as Tweetdeck, and Twitterific has earned itself not only it’s reputation, but also numerous awards including the Apple Design Award earlier this year. Tweetie 2 is no exception.
Download the app now and let us know what you think in the comments, our review coming shortly.
Cambridge Geek Day is a full-day web conference approaching this November 21st. The event, hosted in the city of Cambridge (you guessed it) Cambridge Geek Day offers attendees a day of in-depth, inspirational talks as well as plenty of opportunities to network with Geeks from across the country. Hosted by past Tomorrow’s Web speaker Jamie Rumbelow, the 14-year-old has amassed industry names such Drew McLellan, Chris Heilmann and Mark Boulton to his list of speakers, you should definitely make the effort and attend. Grab your Early Bird tickets now!
Update: We’ve become an official Media Partner to the Cambridge Geek Day. Our own Josh Chandler will be live blogging the day for the Tomorrow’s Web blog.
It’s been just over a month since the Tomorrow’s Web conference, and although this has taken far too long to make an appearance, an appearance it has made. I’d like to briefly share how we’re expanding Tomorrow’s Web, to continue to support young people who share the passion for technology that we do.
I’m pleased to announce the Tomorrow’s Web blog, reporting on technology, entrepreneurship and the web. We’ll be shining the spotlight exclusively on these incredible young people and the exciting products they create. In the next few days we’ll be introducing you to the team, reporting from the UK, US, Germany, India, and more! Fresh worldwide coverage on the people creating tomorrow’s web.
Tomorrow’s Web is an organization specifically setup to engage and connect with young people with a passion for technology, entrepreneurship and the web. We host an annual conference, and here we blog about the incredible exploits of young people in tech.
It’s been just over a month since the Tomorrow’s Web conference, and although this has taken far too long to make an appearance, an appearance it has made. I’d like to briefly share how we’re expanding Tomorrow’s Web, to continue to support young people who share the passion for technology that we do.