Thousands pack Europe's first VidCon for online stars


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 11 Apr 2017

Founded by John -- who wrote the bestselling young adult novel Fault in our Stars -- and his brother Hank Green, VidCon is a forum for self-confessed nerd.

Thousands flocked to Amsterdam from around Europe this weekend to meet their online video heroes and mingle with young fans, eager to learn how they too can become a YouTube star.

They were taking part in the first VidCon Europe, an off-shoot of VidCon US set up in Anaheim, southern California, eight years ago and now a hot venue amid an online revolution.

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