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Towards the end of last year, twintangibles were asked to write a blog series on crowdfunding for Social Media Week. The series has now come to an end. Below you can find a collection of the...
These presentations are from Twintangibles during their crowdfunding workshop. This semi-practical workshop is for those who want to understand how they can use crowdfunding to generate funding...
Based on this presentation, crowdfunding has the following Key characteristics: Microfinance – low barriers, larger tribe Rewards – its not just equity Targets – Defined...
Fifth blog post of the crowdfunding series that Social Media Week Glasgow curators, twintangibles, are writing for Social Media Week global blog
As part of our research work in the Crowdfunding area we maintain links with the major platforms and we have spoken to Markus Lampinen, COO of GrowVC. Part of that took the form of a brief...
A report on Italian Crowdfunding Platforms - by Daniela Castrataro, twintangibles, and Ivana Pais, Cattolica University SOURCE LINK to full report:...
Whilst the political wrangling delay the enabling of that piece of the JOBS act, for equity based crowdfunding UK and Europe remain among the leaders in equity based crowdfunding SOURCE LINK to...
It can be hard to do sophisticated analysis in the diverse world of crowdfunding - but here are a few insights from Kickstarter, Indiegogo and Crowdfunder. SOURCE LINK to the full article:...
More details on the limits proposed in the CONSOB regulation on Equity Crowdfunding SOURCE LINK to the full article:...
Hard to believe but it is 6 months since Kickstarter began their UK operation. So we took the opportunity to have a look at the presence and performance of Scottish based projects on that...
Presentation slides on the topic: Crowdfunding - A Concept Whose Time Has Come? As presented by twintangibles at Social Media Week London 2012
This report highlights a very young yet buzzing crowdfunding marketplace.Platforms are many and varied, and the crowdfunding macro-models they belong to are renovated and proposed in...
A comprehensive ebook on crowdfunding in Italian. Produced by crowdfuture (twintangibles and nois3lab) Full presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/crowdfuture/ebook-crowdfuture
Second blog post of the crowdfunding series that Social Media Week Glasgow curators, twintangibles, are writing for Social Media Week global blog.
Tim Wright of twintangibles delivers a seminar on crowdfunding. Part of the Social Media and Mobile Communication Seminars Series for Creative Scotland that took place during Social Media Week...
To get some insights into the Italian crowdfunding law that recently passed, we reached out to Daniela Castrataro, co-founder of twintangibles and co-curator of Crowdfuture, a crowdfunding conference that is taking place in Rome later this month. She provides the context and adds some details about the decree.
Report: Analysis of Italian crowdfunding market by Ivana Pais (Cattolica University) and Daniela Castrataro (twintangibles) - Version 2.1 (April 2013) Full report:...
Social Media Week Glasgow Crowdsourced Scottish Poetry Audiobook Cargo Publishing, twintangibles, Inner Ear and Social Media Week Glasgow have teamed up with Creative Scotland to produce a...
An interview with Markus Lampinen talking about the origins of GrowVC and how he is contributing to developing what they refer to as an ‘ecosystem for startups’.
Hoping to spur growth, innovation, and access to capital for entrepreneurs, the Italian government recently passed a law that legalizes crowdfunding.
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