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Oxford Media Convention 2010
21 January 2010 -In the public interest? Plotting the future of Britain’s creative industries.
OMC is over for another year. Many thanks to all our speakers and delegates and to our sponsors and partners at MediaGuardian. See you at #omc11.
Keynote recordings
Andy Duncan Part 1 (.mp3)
Andy Duncan Q&A (.mp3)
Stephen Timms MP (.mp3)
Stephen Timms MP text
Jeremy Hunt MP (.mp3)
Jeremy Hunt text
Speakers included:
- Richard Allan, Director of Public Policy, Facebook
- Neil Berkett, Chief Executive Officer, Virgin Media
- Matt Brittin, Managing Director, Google UK
- Andy Duncan, Former Chief Executive, Channel4
- Dame Patricia Hodgson, Trustee, BBC Trust
- Jeremy Hunt MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport
- Luke Johnson, Former Chairman, Channel4
- Alan Rusbridger, Editor-in-Chief, the Guardian
- The Rt Hon Stephen Timms MP, Minister for Digital Britain, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
This one-day conference, organised by ippr in partnership with MediaGuardian, returned for its eighth year. The Oxford Media Convention 2010 will focus on the realities of a converged media world as senior government and industry figures come together and discuss current and forthcoming challenges and opportunities around media policy, strategy and regulation. Seen by many as the industry defining event, the Oxford Media Convention provides an important opportunity for senior figures from new and traditional media, academia and regulatory bodies to think creatively about the regulatory framework we want to see develop to guarantee the success of our creative and media industries.
Download the full 2010 programme for a full list of speakers and panel topics.
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