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Social Technologies Summit announces more speakers | Print |  Email to a friend
Wednesday, 06 May 2009
Bebo, Channel 4, Google and BBC experts have signed up to the Social Technologies Summit in Manchester next week.

Social Technologies Summit announces more speakers
Future sounds
Running alongside the Futuresonic arts and music festival, organisers expect 300 delegates to take part.

Among the speakers are Bebo’s Rachel O’Connell, Channel 4’s digital commissioner Ewan Macinosh, Philip Trippenbach from BBC Current Affairs and Helen Aspell, the head of digital at the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Other contributers are the founders of Sheffield news search engine Ensembli; the CEO of Garlik and Google’s technology lead in San Francisco.

“We anticipate that the level of debate and discussion generated by these and the other internationally renowned speakers due to attend will be at the leading edge of digital thinking and the lines of where creativity ends and commerce begins will definitely get blurred,” said conference organiser Julian Tait.     

It takes place at the Contact Theatre on Oxford Road and tickets can be ordered through the website.

 

 

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