b.TWEEN 09: Live Webcast from FACT in Liverpool to Watershed in Bristol

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Thu 11 Jun 2009 10:30-18:00

b.TWEEN 09: Live Webcast from FACT in Liverpool to Watershed in Bristol

bTWEEN takes place at FACT in Liverpool on the 11th and 12th of June and brings together a host of digital pioneers and thought leaders from TV, advertising, web, social networking. This year, for the first time, Watershed in Bristol is hosting a series of live, hosted webcasts of bTWEEN sessions…

b.TWEEN 09: Live Webcast from FACT in Liverpool to Watershed in Bristol

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Every Friday we offer free, informal lunchtime talks from people sharing projects, process, ideas and provocations around pervasive media and creative technology. If you or someone you know should be a part of our programme, contact Martin O'Leary.

bTWEEN takes place at FACT in Liverpool on the 11th and 12th of June and brings together a host of digital pioneers and thought leaders from TV, advertising, web, social networking.

This year, for the first time, Watershed in Bristol is hosting a series of live, hosted webcasts of bTWEEN sessions aimed at anyone interested in new applications of digital media. The programme features brands like Bebo, C4 and Spotify and sessions with speakers like Alex Fleetwood of Hide and Seek, Nicole Yershon of Ogilvy and Capitalizing Creativity author Sarah Thelwall.

Audiences at Watershed will be able to interact with the presenters, delegates and each other via twitter, chat and a video link, resulting in a more textured discussion around the issues and questions that arise.

Download pdf of the bTWEEN Cities Watershed programme here

To attend on 11 June click here
To attend on 12 June click here

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