events

So will the 2010 election be the first British new media campaign? And what will the new role of new media mean for television, radio and the press. To discuss these fascinating and knotty issues, we have assembled an expert and entertaining panel under the sharp eye of Evan Davis.

This seminar is designed to increase understanding for people with and without mobile experience. We will cover new developments in the industry including a look at the new census level research from Comscore and the GSMA and developments in mobile ad serving.

Music 4.5 will bring together music tech start-ups, serial entrepreneurs, investors, artists, band managers and key industry players to share knowledge, discuss strategies for business success, debate market trends and evolution, as well as network. Use code JAC10 to get a 20% discount.

Fed up with all the theorising about word of mouth and want to really know who’s doing it well and how? Eager to see how WOM is already evolving for big businesses in 2010?

This event will: present case studies of new services leveraging location & social networks/content, help you learn how to develop an effective location strategy for web and mobile based services based on new emerging digital capabilities, and reveal innovation & future developments that we're likely to see in 2010 and beyond.

If you'd like to hear some tips about how to compose a winning entry - and how to avoid the most common mistakes - and you'd like a drink and maybe a bite to eat afterwards, come along to the Big Chip Evening - the second in the Manchester Digital "Third Thursday" series of events.

Held one week after Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, we will be discussing (previously in Feb 08 and Feb 09) the latest mobile technologies and business models on 24th Feb 2010.

For most of the UK the internet is the first stop for researching, comparing prices and hopefully making that final purchase, with nearly half the adult population of the UK purchasing goods online during the last quarter of 2009 (British Population Survey).

Thursday Fizz and The Hub Gateshead are proud to bring you another joint collaboration for all you creative's, this time at the up & coming Central Hotel, Gateshead.

Mark O'Neill, Chief Information Officer for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport is going to give us a talk on "How do organisations innovate?"

This event gives you the opportunity to have your say on what the future of Broadband services should be in the north west, a highly topical subject at the moment in the light of the “Digital Britain” report.

A panel discussion that will examine the impact that social media will have on the election in 2010. How will the broadcasters and newspapers use the web in this election?

The momentum for change is growing as the topic of paid content has come full circle. On February 19th, we will be bringing this debate to you live with our first namesake conference, paidContent 2010, in New York City.

On 17 February 2010 Barry and Danvers will be discussing how tech companies can avoid commercial disputes and how to resolve them when avoidance doesn’t work.