iDesign: design for life

posted by Zoe Black
on 24 July 2007

18 September 2007 (9.00am - 5.30pm)
Purcell Room, Southbank Centre

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This event took place last week. A full report is posted in the discussion section.

This was the day's line up::

Part of the London Design Festival (www.londondesignfestival.com), this one day conference will explore the effects of the internet, convergence and mobile media on people's lives, and what the role of design is in this new media world.

It is an opportunity for digital industry experts and innovators to discuss candidly the benefits they bring to society, and to air their ambitions and aspirations.

Our world is increasingly filled with wild and wonderful gadgets, new technologies, ground breaking digital services, but what does this really mean for the individual?

Programme outline

Hosted by Simon Waterfall (newly elected President of D&AD), speakers include Tom Campbell (LDA), David Kester (Design Council), Nick Bayliss (Cambridge University), Helen Keegan (Beep Marketing), Toby Barnes (Pixel lab), Clive Grinyer (Orange) and Adam Gee (Channel 4).

The NMK and dynamo london team are also delighted that in addition to the full conference programme, there will be a visual and interactive feast for your delectation in the foyer space.

Creatively Digital

Produced in partnership with independent digital arts agency Cybersalon (www.cybersalon.org) Creatively Digital - will showcase innovative, interactive work and emergent technology projects from contributors such Channel 4, Cambridge university, Sennep, Troika, Someth;ng, Proboscis, Fijuu and Igloo.

Emergence

In association with Future of Sound (www.futureofsound.org), during the conference lunchbreak Martyn Ware will presents Emergence - a showcase of innovation in interactivity and digital media, with contributions from SHOWstudio, Jason Bruges Studio, and Newangle.

Also not to be missed is The great Design Week creative showcase, hosted by Lynda Relph Knight editor of Design Week, featuring Tom Roope, Daljit Singh, Gary Holt and dynamo london's very own Malcolm Garrett.

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