Lunchtime Talk
Fri 25 Sep 2020 13:00-14:00 at YouTube Live
Localising the Internet - 3 perspectives on Digital Placemaking
During September we are handing over Friday's lunchtime talks to Watershed Research team, this Friday we welcome 3 of the Bristol & Bath Creative R+D Digital Placemaking cohort Roseanna Dias, Stephen Hilton & Mike Rawlinson.

Digital Placemaking workshop, credit: Shamphat Photography
Speakers
Roseanna Dias
Roseanna Dias - Creative Producer - Independent / Rising Arts Agency / East Bristol Cinema / Digital Placemaking FellowMike Rawlinson
Design Director, City ID / Digital Placemaking Industry Partner and lead on Digital Placemaking prototype, PopMapStephen Hilton
Director and Founder, City Global Futures Ltd / Fellow of the Bristol Digital Futures Institute and Digital Placemaking FellowThis Lunchtime Talk will be broadcast live on Watershed's YouTube channel
Watershed’s Research team are taking over the Lunchtime Talks in September to share some of the work coming out of two of our current programmes, Bristol+Bath Creative R+D and the South West Creative Technology Network (SWCTN). Come and join us to find out more about data, responsibility and digital placemaking.
As we come to the end of the first Bristol and Bath Creative R+D pathfinder in Digital Placemaking, we invite Roseanna Dias, Stephen Hilton & Mike Rawlinson, three members of the research cohort, to share their thinking.
Around the world, corporate giants are aligning with governments and Local Authorities to create new “smart” digitally enabled streets, waterfronts and even new build cities. But where does the local community fit in, if at all? This talk will consider three perspectives on localising the Internet, exploring what a local digital city might mean to Bristol, Bath and beyond.
Join us on Fri 25th September, 13:00-14:00 for the talk and to take part in the discussion afterwards.