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Kevin Allocca: Perché i video diventano virali

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Kevin Allocca è responsabile dei trend di YouTube, e ha opinioni profonde sui video stupidi che si trovano in rete. In questo discorso a TEDYouth, espone i 3 motivi per cui un video diventa virale. (Questo è il primo discorso proveniente da un evento TEDYouth che viene pubblicato. Tanti altri seguiranno il mese prossimo con il lancio di TED-Ed. Non vediamo l'ora...)

Kevin Allocca watches YouTube videos. For his job. Full bio »

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