- Welcome to the Media Festival 2010
The UK's leading event for converging digital media
Key topics at this year's event:
- The Gamification of Everything
- Mobile - "How big screen and small screen experience are being linked"
- Data Monetisation - "What you can now know"
- The Future of TV - "Is the world going to be EPG-based or browser-based?"
- The relaxation of product placement rules - how brands, content creators and distributors can benefit
- How branded content is changing everything
- Content funding opportunities coming out of the BBC's move to MediaCityUK
- What Innovation will the Olympics drive?
- 3D opportunities across platform
Our expert speakers include:
- David Rose, Chief Executive Officer, We Are Interactive
- Ian Livingstone, Life President, Eidos.
- Tom Thirlwall, Chief Executive Officer, Big Balls Films
- Julie Meyer, CEO, Ariadne Capital
- Feargal Sharkey, CEO, UK Music
- Brian Message, artist management (Radiohead, Kate Nash, Faithless) & Chairman of the Music Managers Forum
- Dan Hon, Senior Creative, Wieden + Kennedy
- Joe Godwin, Director, BBC Children’s
- Adrian Van Klaveren, Controller, BBC Radio Five Live
- Mark Goodier, Managing director, Wise Buddah
- David Rose, Chief Executive Officer, We Are Interactive
- Matt Jagger, Creative Partner, Naked Communications UK
- Cate Murden, Business Invention Director, Mindshare
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Just a few of our expert advisory board:
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Over 350 attendees at The Media Festival 2009 including BBC, Channel 4, Sony Music, Google, Red Bull, Sky Arts, Tate, BFI, ITV, Spotify plus many more! Follow this link to see the full list »
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The Media Festival is the only event that addresses the creative and commercial realities faced by the digital content industries covering games, music, TV, film, mobile, online and beyond. Now in its third year, it aims to debunk digital myths, demystify digital business models and develop new ways of working, new collaborations and new approaches to the business of content creation and distribution.
5 reasons to attend
- Network with the digital media ecology, from games to film to TV to music to mobile to online and beyond
- Feed your imagination with inspirational presentations from the industries' leading lights
- Learn and engage at small, interactive networking sessions
- Prepare for the next phase of change as disruptive technologies continue to change our industries
- Create new relationships and partnerships in a relaxed and dynamic atmosphere
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