media

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.

Easy networking for writers and non-writers. Expand your network, meet your peers, find work and find people to work with.

We will look at your websites and your online presence and discuss ideas and ways of becoming social on the web. There is no power point presentation. We will be armed with a projector (and laptops if you can bring one) to show you step by step how to make friends.

DevDay for iPhone is a dedicated and interactive one day event for web, mobile, marketing, and business enthusiasts who want to learn how to successfully build and market iPhone applications. .

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.

Wired City Reconnected is returning to Manchester for its next "collaborative business networking" event in partnership with Manchester Science Park, Manchester DDA and Manchester Digital. The event is aimed at Digital, Creative and ICT businesses within the Greater Manchester

Wired City Reconnected is partnering with The Hive to organise a 'collaborative' networking event for the digital, creative and ICT sector within the Burnley and East Lancashire area. But businesses from beyond the East Lancs area are welcome to network and exchange business opportunities.

Media Matters is an open networking evening where you will have the opportunity to collaborate with business professionals from the worlds of advertising, PR, and production.

A critical learning for any person or company using Social media as part of their overall communications

The FT does it, the Wall Street Journal does it, Robert Murdoch and the New York Times are even planning to do it; pay walls and charging readers for content are trendy *again*. But will it work this time? Are mobile apps, ebooks and the iPad the real route? And what about that old adage that 'information wants to be free'?

We've decided to chip into the programme of activity in London with a Radio 4 tweetup (that's a Twitter meetup, an informal gathering organised on Twitter) on Thursday 4 February at 1930 in the vicinity of Broadcasting House, Radio 4's central London home.

A one hour workshop showing how brands can engage directly with their audiences within the social media environment using their own broadcast assets.

London’s first Social Media Week wouldn’t be complete without a celebration, so the kind folks at Meebo and icrossing are helping us put on a bit of a bash.

An informal gathering with a serious purpose: this event is for anyone interested in the anthropological / sociological impact of social media - does it have a part to play in social evolution?