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Ian Forrester Ian Forrester | 01:14 UK time, Tuesday, 28 October 2008

Thinking Digital Conference 11
We truly believe the UK is a hot bed for development and ideas but we're maybe not doing enough to promote the creativity and talent within the UK. So to aid with this, we started recording conferences backstage attends so they can be placed online for others to hear in the future. We have also partnered up with the non-profit and highly listen to ITConversations.com, to get the recordings out further that our fair shores. The lot of records we did were from the Thinking Digital conference, which we sponsored in Newcastle/Gateshead earlier in the year. The first recording went up last week involving Matt Locke on the future of Television and New Media.
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