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In their final semester, small teams of students apply the skills acquired in APOC to create a working online community. These teams are advised one-on-one with an industry expert who is creative, visionary, technically adept, dedicated, and knowledgeable about the substance and process of online communities. USC Annenberg finances these projects, while students retain ownership of the final product. Students are encouraged to use this working product for research or to enter industry.

Every neighborhood, and often key streets, have their "look." urbansalt is an aesthetic look at the...

Echo Park Online brings together the residents, businesses, nonprofits, artists, students and...

Would You Eat It? is a community of food lovers from around the world who come together to post...

Hey Ney is a community for people who live on the same block and want to share a site to enhance their microcommuity. HeyNey allows close neighbors to shout...

The downturn in the music industry opened up a huge...

People are more likely to complain than compliment -- this is where Grunchable comes in. Grunchable is a social network for people who want to complain...

Green or Die gets younger individuals involved in the future of their planet by making climate change personal. Social networking features such as message...

The downturn in the music industry opened up a huge opportunity to musicians and fans. In response, the social networking site Boomspin brings free, legal...