- StoopSwap ~ Community Rental Network
- everauthor ~ Social Reading, Shared Comments
- Mi Clinica ~ Affordable Care Clinics (Mexico)
- FitFriends ~ Health Club Engagement Tools
- HotSpot ~ Parking Spot Market
- Imprezo ~ Presentation Coachware
- MyDateMistake ~ Dating Stories Site
- peerTransfer ~ International Money Movement
- PerfectSight ~ Mobile Eye Prescription App
- PickUp ~ Social Game for Dating
- Red Ink ~ Personal Analytics Tools
- WiseArrow ~ Not Creepy Dating Site
- Zocalo ~ Community Food Marketplace
- Comcast Response to Online Video
- Media for Creative Lifestyles
- Social Analytics at Lockheed Martin
- Cisco Prototype Testbeds
- Mobile Claims Assistance
- Keep It Real ~ Financial Purchase Advisor
- Future of Online TV
- Democratizing Telemedicine
- Education Platform 2015
- Sound Matters ~ Future of Digital Audio Technology
- Tecos ~ Tween Ecosystem
- Quantified Self ~ Evaluating All Measuring Tools
- Evolution of Radio on Demand
- Brazilian Mobile Industry
- Promise of Sleep ~ Monitoring & Education for Insomnia
- Sociometers for Recruiting & Training
- Future of Augmented Reality
- One World ~ A Journalism Roadmap
30 May 2010
MIT Media Ventures 2010 ~ Plans, Strats, & Maps
Earlier this month my colleagues Alex (Sandy) Pentland, Frank Moss, and I hosted the finale sessions of our 2010 joint MIT Media Lab-Sloan School class on Media Ventures. This Media Lab Entrepreneurship & Digital Innovations Seminar was the first run of our Spring semester flagship course within the Media Lab Entrepreneurship Program where we first surveyed a broad landscape of emerging media technologies, followed by live- and historic-cases of inter- and entrepreneurship-based on Media Lab ideas, culminating in a term project. The core goal was to gain increased understanding of how emergent media and digital innovations translate into commercial reality and transform society. We survey case examples of both successful and failed businesses and generally grapple with the difficulties of deploying and diffusing products and as a means of exploring a range of business models and opportunities enabled by emerging Media Lab innovations. This year we focused especially on personal health care, financial service innovations, mobile transactions, and social media generally. The term projects came in three flavors -- Venture Plans for new startup, Strategic Analyses of commercialization opportunities, and Innovation Roadmaps investigating long-term technology and market dynamics -- and included these...
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Entrepreneurship,
Finance,
Health,
Innovation,
Invention,
Media,
MIT,
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