events

Metadata Production Tools Competition: The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) is investing up to £5m in collaborative R&D projects looking to create tools that make the production of content, such as film, music and computer games, more cost-effective, less risky and yield greater value through new advanced uses of metadata.

Sheffield Doc/Fest - Involving Communities: Thinking Beyond Broadcast is a series of panels that look at innovative ways of involving communities in film and digital media. As a specially focused strand, there’s a collection of panels, keynote speeches, roundtable talks and networking opportunities.

The British Council's International Young Interactive and Screen Entrepreneur awards, the best young business start-ups from emerging markets. There will be a panel discussion about international cross-platform innovations, and a ceremony and reception to announce the award winners.

Local Social Summit 2010 - You will not want to miss this exploration of the Local Social intersection

Open Government Data Camp 2010 will bring together open government data experts from around the world -- including government representatives, policymakers, lawyers, technologists, academics, advocates, citizens, journalists and reusers.

Puffin launch their iPad competition and experts from Penguin debate the future of publishing in a lively interactive debate, followed by networking drinks

Web 2.0 Summit is the only place, once a year, where leaders of the Internet Economy gather to debate and determine business strategy. Join the leadership of this extraordinary industry this November 15-17 in San Francisco.

The highlight of your digital events calendar is the 2010 DADI Awards. Attended by over 300 digital professional, including our fantastic judging panel, this event provides the platform for those who have demonstrated digital excellence to be rewarded as well as allowing attendees to use the ceremony as a networking tool.

Internet Week is a 5-day festival of events to celebrate Europe's thriving internet industry and community. Like the web itself, Internet Week is 'open'. This means any interested company or organisation can throw events, Europe-wide, whether a party or an executive breakfast. No organisation is too big or too small to join in...

The Battle for the Digital Home will be looking at today’s reality, what 2011 has in store and what has the best shot at winning it all. Please join us for what promises to be a robust conversation with key industry execs, innovators and investors about The Battle for the Digital Home.

openMIC’s un-conference event for discussion, debate and the development of new mobile applications & mobile web services comes to Brighton on Thursday 4th November. 8th in a series of un-conference for discussion, debate and development new mobile applications and mobile web services. A DCKTN event.

How to Web 2010 Conference helps entrepeneurs and web professionals build better web businesses and applications, while meeting their regional and international peers. Our two days event includes key-notes on web trends and business development presented by 20 international speakers, also workshops and a great startup competition.

Like Minds is a two day conference looking at how media is changing right now, and how curation - the fostering of communities - is becoming the way to build long term value as we answer the question,"What do you do when people can get all the content they want for free?"

The evening will showcase work that is currently being carried out in designing for cultures and internationalisation. The variety of presentations will cover practical case studies for international testing and the design of systems that must accommodate a large geographic range of cultures and business norms.

media140 data economy is the first in a series of unique events we are hosting in London across different subject. It is a participartory experience with speakers providing 20 minute presentations with discussion and debate at the end of the event.