Nico Macdonald

@matlock If there was an 18th/19th century fad for having inter-personal conversations in public perhaps we could _unlearn_ it for Twitter. updated 3 days ago via twitter
Last seen more than a month ago. Web stuff updated September 5. Nico has 12 buddies.

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Nico's public upcoming events:

September 9: Sep 9, 2008: Britishness: a values based approach is not enough at RSA, The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
September 10: Sep 10, 2008: Socitm Web 2.0: what it is and why it matters - a briefing for public sector managers at Natural History Museum
September 11: Sep 11, 2008: IBC2008: International Broadcasting Conference at RAI
September 11: Sep 11, 2008: ONA 2008 Conference and Awards at Capital Hilton
September 11: Sep 11, 2008: RSA Thursday - The Art of Living: can suffering be part of wellbeing? at RSA, The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
September 13: Sep 13, 2008: London Design Festival 2008 at London UK
September 13: Sep 13, 2008: The Mayor’s Thames Festival at South Bank

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Sir Tim Berners-Lee speaking at NESTA (London)2 months ago
Exhibition at the Media Futures Conference2 months ago
Gill Wildman and Nick Durrant at the Media Futures Conference2 months ago
Audience at the Media Futures Conference2 months ago
Matthew Cashmore at the Media Futures Conference2 months ago

Design and Society

An un-designerly approach to politics4 weeks ago
Avoiding hand-wringing in design-event-land4 months ago
Towards a World Creative Economy Forum? 6 months ago
Talking innovation with DIUS7 months ago
Attention Please: Safety warnings in public spacesa while ago

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