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Building Habit-Forming Products: a Discussion with Nir Eyal

Come along, have some lunch and join the discussion with Nir Eyal, author of best-selling book "Hooked". Gain insight into the world of psychology, technology and business. (Ticket price includes Lunch)

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Date: 28 April 2014
Location: ustwo, UK

The B2B Marketing Leaders Forum

The B2B Marketing Leaders Forum is an event designed exclusively for top-tier business marketers, providing them with insight and inspiration to help them continue to adapt to the new digital landscape and maintain a leadership position for their organisation.

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Date: 20 September 2012
Location: The Bishopsgate Institute, UK

Future Human: End of the Oil Age

Future Human: End of the Oil Age will look at the future of energy after peak oil, in social, moderately boozy surroundings. Expect fascinating guests, vibrant discussion, and big-screen Twitter antics.

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Date: 13 October 2010
Location: The Book Club, UK

What Now? Surviving and Thriving in a Rapidly Changing Industry

'What Now? (Surviving and thriving in a rapidly changing industry)' A unique evening with a panel talk followed by an open mic discussion and networking. Speakers include: Ben McOwen Wilson (Director of Online, ITV), Claire McArdle (4ip Digital Commissioner, Channel 4) ,Paul Banham (Digital Creative Director, J.W.T.)

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Date: 24 November 2009
Location: The Tabernacle, UK

iPhone Apps Chinwag

iPhone and iPhone 3G by Yutaka TsutanoOh yes, we're all a flutter about the new iPhone 3GS. Well, we would be if a shiny new one appeared in the office. Anyone? No, oh well.

Failing that, what about an informal get-together to talk about iPhone apps? In the last week or so, there's been a bunch of posts on the uk-netmarketing email list suggesting a group pow-wow to talk iPhone.

Turns out that lots of folks on the list are considering or are actually taking the plunge in the heady world of app development. And well, they're a talkative bunch and would like to share.

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9 July 2009 by Sam Michel