Walking the talk: increasing innovation in the media sector

Is the media industry innovative, and how can we increase innovation in media? At this event we will bring together thinkers and doers from the media sector and beyond to look at the established and potential models for innovation in media. [Read on on the event page http://innovationforum.spy.co.uk/ ]

Manuel Adolphsen, London School of Economics Jonathan Austin, BBC Justin Barton, Agency.com Morag Cartwright, BBC Matthew Cashmore, BBC Stephen Chilcott, BBC Radio Current Affairs Karen Chilton, Freelance Shirley Dent, Institute of Ideas Graham Dixon, BBC Radio 3 Colin Donald, Futurescape Michelle Doughty, Michelle Doughty Claudia Downes, Artism Nick Durrant, Plot Matthew Falla, Osmotronic Ltd Max Gadney, BBC Rowena Goldman, BBC Roland Harwood, NESTA Graham Hayday, Clarke Mulder Purdie Kevin Hinde, BBC Lucy Hooberman, BBC Maxine J Horn, British Design Innovation Lizzie Jackson, University of Westminster David Jennings, DJ Alchemi Ltd Ian Jindal, InternetRetailer.info Francois Jordaan, Isotoma Jon Kingsbury, BBC Neil Koenig, BBC Michael Kowalski, Kitsite Andreas Lanz, LSE / MTG Matt Locke, Channel 4 Hugh Look, RIghtscom Ltd Nico Macdonald, Spy Jose-Carlos Mariategui, LSE Erick Mohr, Engine Service Design Lisa Moore, UCL Lynne Nikolychuk, King's College London Andrew Orlowski, The Register Matt Patterson, Constituent Parts Martyn Perks, cScape Ltd Meg Pickard, Guardian Unlimited Amanda Purdie, Clarke Mulder Purdie Rakhi Rajani, Philosophise Simon Rucker, seymourpowellforesight Dave Sandbach, IOGI Jack Schulze, Schulze & Webb Sally Taplin, Concise Jennifer Thomson, BBC Jo Twist Geke van Dijk, STBY Julia Whitney, BBC Gill Wildman, Plot John Williams, LBI Ian Worley, Flow Interactive

Thursday, October 11, 2007 from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (GMT)

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Innovation Forum

The Innovation Forum is intended to facilitate progress by bringing together researchers and academics, technologists and designers, business people and marketers, policy makers and administrators to share knowledge about their skills and current insights and projects. It supports the free exchange of ideas towards the end of improving people’s lives at home, at work and in society.

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