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Oxford Media Convention 2012: What future faces Britain's creative industries?

Culture, media, reform

Start date: 25 Jan 2012

The agenda-setting event for all those concerned with the future of Britain's media industry. Join us for policy-focused debate, insight, solutions and networking.

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Wednesday, 25 January 2012 at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
Park End Street
Oxford OX1 1HP

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Organised by IPPR in partnership with MediaGuardian

Speakers include:

Ed Vaizey MP, minister for culture, communications and creative industries, Department for Culture, Media and Sport – read speech
Harriet Harman MP, Shadow Secretary of State for culture, Olympics, media and sport – read speech
Tom Watson MP, member of the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee
Justin Webb, former editor, BBC North America and presenter, BBC Today Programme
Chris Patten, chairman, BBC Trust – read speech
Ed Richards, CEO, Ofcom – read speech
Justine Roberts, CEO and founder, Mumsnet
James Purnell, chair, IPPR