Photos from Future Human: The Automated Nation
Thanks to everyone who came down to Future Human: The Automated Nation at The Book Club last night. It was a cracker, and it’s already generating post-event online discussion/dissection from the Twitter hordes as well as this insightful piece from David Wood, engaging futurologist and one of the founders of the now-ubiquitous Symbian mobile platform.
Join us next month for Tweet Justice, where we’ll be looking at how the UK justice system is coping (or not) with the new threats to privacy and reputation that blogging and social networking bring. Guests include Zoe Margolis (aka The Girl With the One Track Mind), and Shane Richmond, Telegraph.co.uk’s chief tech writer. There’ll be more details in the coming days; in the meantime here’s a bunch of photos from last night.
Our able guide to industrial automation, Sam Jordison
Our live Twitter feed, which was superb last night. Big thanks to the Twitterati!
Our panel (l-r): Jannis Kallinikos (LSE), Carsten Sorensen (LSE), Victor Henning (Mendeley), Peter Kirwan (Wired; Fullrun), and our chair Oliver Beatty
(l-r) Victor Henning, Peter Kirwan, Oliver Beatty
Carsten Sorensen
Jannis Kallinikos (l) and Carsten Sorensen
Jannis Kallinikos
Victor Henning
Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Events | April 15, 2010 11:06AM |
April 15th, 2010 at 1:04 pm
A truly excellent evening – great panel, well-managed audience participation and a neat venue. I’ll be first to sign up for the next one.
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April 15th, 2010 at 1:58 pm
Shame I had to leave early. it was the first of these events I’ve attended, and I thoroughly enjoyed it – thought Karsten was particularly interesting.
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