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This event is dedicated to exploring the shape of the
audio-visual and interactive media industry in the years
ahead.
What are the new markets? Who will be the clients and
customers? What will be the dominant platforms? Where will the
job and enterprise opportunities be? Who’s worth hitching to
now, and which dangers should you look out for?
As Yogi Berra said, “Predictions are hard, especially about the
future.”
This event offers the antidote to expert’s prophecies that fail
to materialize. By drawing on a broad and diverse range of views
and insights and a participatory approach – everyone attending
will be able to contribute as well as take insights – the
evening aims to create a vision of the future that can help us
all make practical decisions today.
Where: 01zero-one, Peter Street, Soho, London W1F
0HS
(on the corner of Hopkins Street and Peter Street)
Attendance is free. If you wish to attend, please RSVP: mailto:insync@westking.ac.uk
To register for any of these events, or to find out more about
InSync’s programme, please email insync@westking.ac.uk
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This event is dedicated to exploring the shape of the audio-visual and interactive media industry in the years ahead.
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