| margreet riphagen on Mon, 18 Sep 2006 17:28:51 +0200 (CEST) | 
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| <nettime-ann> Innovation Day, 27th of September Media Guild | 
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| INNOVATION DAY AT MEDIAGILDE Wednesday, September 27, 2006 09:30  Registration, coffee and tea     10:00  The Methodology of Innovation: Presentations followed by Panel discussion:    Media, Arts, Humanities, Technology and Innovation Labs: The names, locations and  focus areas may differ but they all have one essential goal: to inspire, promote, develop,  and apply innovative ideas and concepts within a dynamic and complex new media and  ICT environment. Do the programs of these institutes have a particular format and  methodology which they consider optimum for the innovative process? If so, how do these  methodologies differ? Is the approach bound by the cultural or geographical setting? Is  the approach rigorous or relaxed, scientific or artistic, traditional or radically new?    This panel discussion examines the methodologies applied by internationally renowned  media innovation “Labs”, and asks the question: Is a common methodology discernible,  or does each culture demand a separate approach? If the application of a core common  methodology is feasible, how can media innovation institutes run effective joint programs  and workshops, leveraging a common approach together with different cultural  perspectives?      Speakers:    • Susan Kennard (Director, Banff New Media Institute, Canada)  • Candace Johnson (President, Johnson Paradigm Adventures, international  telecommunications expert and entrepreneur, Luxembourg)  • Patrick Svensson (Director, Humlab, Umea, Sweden)  • Jonas Berggren (Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship, Gothenburg, Sweden)  • Simon Jones (Director, Human Computer Studies Lab, University of Amsterdam,  The Netherlands)  • Matt Locke (Head of Innovation, BBC New Media & Technology, London, UK)  • Frank Boyd (Unexpected Media/BBC, London, UK)  • Andrew Bullen (Director, Media Guild, Amsterdam, Netherlands)    Moderator: Huib Schwab, Eurolabs, Spain / The Netherlands      13:15  Break / Lunch     14:00  Workshops  On 13 July, the first ICTRegie / Media Guild Innovation Lab was launched in the Media  Park in Hilversum. This Lab focuses particularly on innovative applications in the area of  Broadband / HD (http://www.mediagilde.nl/item1). If you are interested in proposing a  project and participating in the present Innovation Lab, you should attend the workshops  at the Pakhuis de Zwijger on the afternoon of September 27th. The Media Guild team will  explain the goals of the Lab, provide information about the kinds of project that will be  eligible and outline how to apply for a place.     The workshop event will be an opportunity to network with peers and potential  collaborators in small teams around selected focus areas like health and documentary. A  single company or organisation may not possess all the expertise and experience to  develop and produce an appropriate project: it is one of the goals of the Innovation Labs  to build a framework for new collaborations. The event will also explore the Lab themes in  greater depth in structured brainstorm sessions and and conversations about possible  projects and proposals.     17:00  End    Go for registration here:  Logistics: Date: September 27th, 2006 Location: Pakhuis de Zwijger, Grote Zaal Time: 09:30 - 17:00 Register: http://www.mediaguild.com/registerform Info: http://www.mediaguild.com/ -- margreet riphagen, stichting mediagilde, p/a nieuwmarkt 4, 1012 cr, amsterdam t +31 20 557 98 98, f +31 20 557 98 80, margreet@waag.org, http://www.waag.org | 
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