Innovative Cities - Part 1
summary
Panel compares concrete moves: GetTaxi scales to 24 cities and reports users selling second cars after switching to taxi-on-demand; Meetup claims 10 million registered accounts and roughly 1 million meetups organized, enabling dozens of synchronous tech gatherings on one Rothschild avenue; Amsterdam channels a 1 billion investment in museums to rebrand the city; Startup Genome ranks Tel Aviv #2, and Munich legalizes river surfing as a grassroots urban innovation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:42Innovative cities defined
- 6:09Transportation innovation
- 7:34Amsterdam’s cultural investment
- 9:22City marketing strategies
- 10:26Startup ecosystems metrics
- 13:06Community-driven innovation
- 17:02Munich’s hidden innovation
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