Ignite London 6 was held on Thursday

3rd May 2012 at 93 Feet East

Ignite London 5 Videos

(by Richard Johnson)

	What to do with 500.000 Scientists by Dr. Chris Lintott
	My Face, My Bike by Tim Caynes
	How a childhood spent collecting Building Societies taught me to celebrate the power of obscurity by Keith Kahn-Harris
	Multiple Choices, Multiple Endings: How Small Choices Can Shape a Digital World by Jon Wills
	You Are Stupid by Alby Reid
	The Most Important Job in the World by Paul Parry
	It’s all about the Data by Paul Ardeleanu
	The Science of Smiling by Sian Meades
	Ale or Lager and Other False Choices by Ben Fields
	Little Miss Olympics by Nicki Le Masurier
	Adventures in Rehab: 5 Minute Primer on how to Survive Inpatient Rehab. by Mauricio Reyes
	London’s 66,000 Guns by Michael Story
	Whit’s Under Yer Kilt Laddie? by Andy Kervell

Ignite London 4 Videos

(by Richard Johnson)

	Introduction to Ignite London 4 by Andy Kervell
	Who Owns Your Data? by Alasdair Allan
	Art Bollocks (or Stupid Kunst) by Charlotte Young
	Pretending to be an expert by Ryan O’Connell
	How Standards Changed The World by Andrew Betts
	The Surprise Economy and The British Food Revolution by Hayley Sudbury
	I-Spy by Paul Downey
	Underground Maps: Design Challenges & Challenging Designs by Maxwell Roberts
	Does the Dice Man play God? by Michael Reeve
	How George Lucas’ empire destroyed the British toy industry by Steve Berry
	Why Libraries Are Great by Katie Birkwood
	Music is mostly about cheating by Paul Clarke
	The Knight Patisserie by Jemimah Knight
	Maker Faires in general and one Maker Faire in particular by Ant Miller
	Can Silicon Valley / Roundabout / any other geographic location where technology companies live, disrupt the world of banking? by Aden Davies
	The Top 10 Best Biases by Peter Gasston
	Building Interactive Installations in Five Days (and a bit) by Mark Wubben
	Making Things Fast by Leila Johnston
	I Know What You Did Five Minutes Ago by Tom Scott

Ignite London 3 Videos

(by Richard Johnson)

	Introduction to Ignite London 3 by Andy Kervell
	A short, partial and inacurate history of curation by Steve Bowbrick
	Transmedia Film Experiences by Anjali Ramachandran
	Why my maths teacher cried: How anyone can learn ‘Vedic mathematics’ by Rayan Jawad
	Psychiatry, anti-psychiatry and post-psychiatry by Liz Kearton
	What the internet owes to farmyard animals by Anne Welsh
	The Geek Atlas: Sun, Sea, Sand, Science by John Graham-Cumming
	On the Counting of Sneezes by Peter Fletcher
	Online Programming by Davide Della Casa
	Story of Mary Wollstonecraft by Roberta Wedge
	Decimalising Time by Alby Reid
	City Camp (Ignite Haiku) by Dominic Campbell
	Slogan T-shirts. What they say, and what they say about us by Peter Blackman
	The Psychogeography of Creativity by Andrew Bulhak
	I ain’t afraid of no ghost by Luke Murphy
	5 x 5: Five Minutes in Five Minutes by Dylan Beattie

Ignite London 2 Videos

(by Richard Johnson)

	Introduction to Ignite London 2 by Andy Kervell
	How the BBC wants to break your television by Cory Doctorow
	British Sea Forts by Tristan Roddis
	Doing Good With Data by Nene Harrison
	The Death of the place we live by Dan Roddy
	From Giant Killer to TV Station: A Look at Daves in History by Dave Joyner
	Treading the cowpaths of the information superhighway by Christian Heilmann
	A, T, C, G and You: Introducing the New Genomics by Matt Wood
	Humour, Banality and Social Networks /or/ “everything you say online is rubbish, but that’s ok.” by Felix Cohen & Eliot Fineberg
	Seven Illuminating Facts About Flash Photography by NK Guy
	How the Hacker/Maker Revolution Will Change the World by Andy “Bob” Brockhurst
	My Dream Came True but I’m Still Not Satisfied: The Journey of a Metal Jew by Dr Keith Kahn-Harris
	Newspaper Club by Russell Davies
	Stop Killing Your Best Work by Jonathan Kahn
	2009: The Year In Twirls by James Ward
	Exobrain Power by Daniel Tenner
	A History of Colour by Tyler Tate
	Mob (a near-future science fiction story) by Tom Scott

Ignite London 1 Videos

(by Richard Johnson)

	Introduction to Ignite by Andy Kervell
	The Renaissance Masters and their Mistresses by Ben Hammersley
	Sideways Thinking by Gerard Darby
	Why Photography Defines Our World by Melissa McVeigh
	Rediscovery: Brazil and the 21st Century by Jimmy Greer
	Creativity slash Autism by Sofia Pires
	Diarrhoea & Dodgy Doners: What’s Special About Bacteria by Matthew Baker
	Analogue World Design Patterns: A Look at User Behaviour by Nicky Smyth
	1794 – So Much to Answer For by Matt Edgar
	error(e) 404: Italy as a Country Not Found by Ashley Benigno
	Surfing the Net as a Path to Enlightenment by J.K Tina Basi
	Human Energy by Matt Clarke
	The Thin Line Between Competence & Greatness by Craig Smith
	Design + Business – A Real Life Partnership by Alan Smith
	Things That Might Not Work Out by Jennie Albone
	Perils, Wonders & Learning To “Be” In A Networked World by Chris Thorpe
	Operation Paul Bunyan by Alby Reid