Nico Macdonald

Royal College of Art Design Interactions Open Day for prospective students (London) 9/12. Well worth visiting. more updated 2 days ago via twitter
Last seen more than a month ago. Web stuff updated November 19. Nico has 13 buddies.

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Nico's public upcoming events:

November 23: Nov 23, 2009: Science Museum Centenary Lectures: Living in a Digital World at Science Museum
November 24: Nov 24, 2009: National Creative Industries Conference at BFI Southbank
November 24: Nov 24, 2009: First as Tragedy, Then as Farce: the economic crisis and the end of global capitalism at RSA, The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commer
November 24: Nov 24, 2009: Digital Natives: The Internets Lost Tribe? A seminar on Young People and the Internet at LSE - London School of Economics
November 24: Nov 24, 2009: What Now? Surviving and thriving in a rapidly changing industry at The Tabernacle

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The Internet: The Next 40 years: Bill Thompson presenting3 weeks ago
The Internet: The Next 40 years: Audience3 weeks ago
The Internet: The Next 40 years: Peter Cochrane presenting3 weeks ago
The Internet: The Next 40 years: Audience3 weeks ago
The Internet: The Next 40 years: Audience3 weeks ago

Design and Society

Massive change in enquiry and debate neededa while ago
Mandelson is not design's savioura while ago
An un-designerly approach to politicsa while ago
Avoiding hand-wringing in design-event-landa while ago
Towards a World Creative Economy Forum? a while ago

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