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Hi

the organisers of the event below are very interested in engaging
ethnomethodologists. Might be of interest to some.

with best wishes

Monika


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Dr Monika Buscher
Senior Lecturer
Centre for Mobilities Research
Department of Sociology
Lancaster University
LA1 4YD

Where is Monika? http://www.locoblog.com
email: m.buscher@lancaster.ac.uk
mobile: +44 (0)7890 847166
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          SOCIAL TECHNOLOGIES SUMMIT:
> THE FUTURESONIC CONFERENCE
> 13-16 May 2009, Manchester UK
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> Final Days for Early Bird Delegate Registration: till Fri 13 March
> http://www.futuresonic.com/conference
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> Social Technologies Summit:
> The Futuresonic Conference
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> The Social Technologies Summit is the leading international conference th=
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> brings together 500 opinion formers, futurologists, artists, researchers =
and
> technologists to explore the latest upgrade affecting today's digital cul=
ture.
> This is the place where the technology and digital sectors connect with t=
he
> creative vision of the international digital arts community.
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> Pioneering ideas will be presented, which will transform the way you and =
your
> organisation operate, innovate and interact. Combining keynotes, critical
> debates, demonstrations and experiences with open space and participatory
> sessions, it is an engaging, critical and essential event to attend.
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> http://www.futuresonic.com/conference
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> Conference Programme
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> This year sees Futuresonic's most explosive conference programme.
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> Keynote speakers include inventor of the term 'social tools' and leading
> thinker on the social web Stowe Boyd; Jamais Cascio, co-founder of
> Worldchanging.org on social media and the environment; Rachel O'Connell, =
VP
> People Networks at Bebo.com on identity and trust; Adam Greenfield, exper=
t on
> next-generation mobile and human-friendly interfaces; and Tom Ilube, Davo=
s
> advisor and CEO of Garlick, on shaping the way business and society prepa=
re
> for the Semantic Web.
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> Other world renowned contributors include James Marriott from PLATFORM; H=
elen
> Aspell, Head of Digital at Equality and Human Rights Commission UK;
> Grammy-nominated data visualiser Aaron Koblin; Roland Harwood, Director o=
f
> Nesta Connect; Stephan Agamanolis, CEO of Distance Lab; international art=
ists
> working with web and locative technologies Christian Nold, Tapio Makela a=
nd
> Jonah Brucker-Cohen; Dave Griffiths/FoAM, organisers of the influential
> Luminous Green events; Lee Bryant founder of Headshift; and Ewan Mackinto=
sh,
> educationalist and Digital Commissioner at 4IP.
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> Plus following on from the success of the first Nokia Open Lab held in
> Helsinki in 2008, Nokia Open Lab comes to the UK for Futuresonic.
>=20
> The themes for the conference this year include Environment 2.0; Digital
> Futures; Identity and Trust; Mobile; and Semantic Web: Cultural Algorithm=
s.
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> http://www.futuresonic.com/conference
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> Futuresonic 2009
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> A part of the Futuresonic Urban Festival of Art, Music and Ideas
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> Now in its 14th year, Futuresonic is an international festival featuring =
world
> premiers of astonishing artworks, an explosive city-wide music programme,=
 and
> visionary thinkers from around the world. Featuring 50,000 festival visit=
ors
> and 300 artists at 100 events in a city-wide urban festival experience.
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> In 2010 Futuresonic will return as FutureEverything
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> http://www.futuresonic.com
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> Register
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> Final Days for Early Bird Delegate Registration: till Fri 13 March
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> Visit http://www.futuresonic.com/conference for current information and t=
o
> register
>=20
> Participants will be issued with a delegate pass for the Futuresonic fest=
ival,
> which gives access to the Social Technologies Summit: The Futuresonic
> Conference and art and music festival programme*.
>=20
> *Some festival events have limited capacity and will require a
> ticket. A list of these restricted events is announced on our website
> www.futuresonic.com.
>=20
> PASS OPTIONS(all prices exl vat)
> Early Bird Pass - book by 13 March 2009 =A380
> Advanced Pass - book by 12 May 2009 =A3120
> Door Pass (bought on the door) =A3150
> Single Day Pass May 2009 =A385
> Students/Concessions Pass No deadline =A330
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> Further discounts available for group bookings, for further details conta=
ct
> ideas2009@futuresonic.com
> A limited number of pay-what-you-can Day Passes will be available on each=
 day
> of the conference.
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> The Festival
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> ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> Futuresonic Urban Festival of Art, Music and Ideas is an international
> festival now in its 14th year occupying the orbits of both digital cultur=
e and
> music. It combines the Social Technologies Summit with art and music even=
ts,
> exhibitions and live performances across the city.
>=20
> 13-16 May, Manchester UK
>=20
> Transforming the city into a space of experimentation, making it come ali=
ve
>=20
> Futuresonic is presented by FutureEverything CIC. It is a Regularly Funde=
d
> Organisation (RFO) of Arts Council England North West, a pillar event of
> Manchester City Council and is supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation
>=20
> Futuresonic is presented in partnership with ImaginationLancaster
> http://imagination.lancaster.ac.uk, a major new research lab at Lancaster
> University.
>=20
> In 2010 Futuresonic will return as FutureEverything
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> http://www.futuresonic.com
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> #futr09
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Hi



the organisers of the event below are very interested in engaging ethnometh=
odologists. Might be of interest to some.



with best wishes



Monika





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Dr Monika Buscher

Senior Lecturer

Centre for Mobilities Research

Department of Sociology

Lancaster University

LA1 4YD



Where is Monika? http://www.locoblog.com<=
/a>

email: m.buscher@lancaster.ac.uk
mobile: +44 (0)7890 847166

----------





          SOCIAL TECHNOLO=
GIES SUMMIT:

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SPAN STYLE=3D'font-size:11pt'>THE FUTURESONIC CONFERENCE

13-16 May 2009, Manchester UK



Final Days for Early Bird Delegate Registration: till Fri 13 March

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tp://www.futuresonic.com/conference





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Social Technologies Summit:

The Futuresonic Conference



||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



The Social Technologies Summit is the leading international conference that=
 brings together 500 opinion formers, futurologists, artists, researchers an=
d technologists to explore the latest upgrade affecting today's digital cult=
ure. This is the place where the technology and digital sectors connect with=
 the creative vision of the international digital arts community.



Pioneering ideas will be presented, which will transform the way you and yo=
ur organisation operate, innovate and interact. Combining keynotes, critical=
 debates, demonstrations and experiences with open space and participatory s=
essions, it is an engaging, critical and essential event to attend.



ht=
tp://www.futuresonic.com/conference





||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



Conference Programme



||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



This year sees Futuresonic's most explosive conference programme.



Keynote speakers include inventor of the term 'social tools' and leading th=
inker on the social web Stowe Boyd; Jamais Cascio, co-founder of Worldchangi=
ng.org on social media and the environment; Rachel O'Connell, VP People Netw=
orks at Bebo.com on identity and trust; Adam Greenfield, expert on next-gene=
ration mobile and human-friendly interfaces; and Tom Ilube, Davos advisor an=
d CEO of Garlick, on shaping the way business and society prepare for the Se=
mantic Web.



Other world renowned contributors include James Marriott from PLATFORM; Hel=
en Aspell, Head of Digital at Equality and Human Rights Commission UK; Gramm=
y-nominated data visualiser Aaron Koblin; Roland Harwood, Director of Nesta =
Connect; Stephan Agamanolis, CEO of Distance Lab; international artists work=
ing with web and locative technologies Christian Nold, Tapio Makela and Jona=
h Brucker-Cohen; Dave Griffiths/FoAM, organisers of the influential Luminous=
 Green events; Lee Bryant founder of Headshift; and Ewan Mackintosh, educati=
onalist and Digital Commissioner at 4IP.



Plus following on from the success of the first Nokia Open Lab held in Hels=
inki in 2008, Nokia Open Lab comes to the UK for Futuresonic.



The themes for the conference this year include Environment 2.0; Digital Fu=
tures; Identity and Trust; Mobile; and Semantic Web: Cultural Algorithms.


ht=
tp://www.futuresonic.com/conference





||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



Futuresonic 2009



||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



A part of the Futuresonic Urban Festival of Art, Music and Ideas



Now in its 14th year, Futuresonic is an international festival featuring wo=
rld premiers of astonishing artworks, an explosive city-wide music programme=
, and visionary thinkers from around the world. Featuring 50,000 festival vi=
sitors and 300 artists at 100 events in a city-wide urban festival experienc=
e.



In 2010 Futuresonic will return as FutureEverything



http://www.fu=
turesonic.com





||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



Register



||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



Final Days for Early Bird Delegate Registration: till Fri 13 March



Visit http://www.futuresonic.com/conference for current informa=
tion and to register



Participants will be issued with a delegate pass for the Futuresonic festiv=
al, which gives access to the Social Technologies Summit: The Futuresonic Co=
nference and art and music festival programme*.



*Some festival events have limited capacity and will require a

ticket. A list of these restricted events is announced on our website www.f=
uturesonic.com.



PASS OPTIONS(all prices exl vat)

Early Bird Pass - book by 13 March 2009 £80

Advanced Pass - book by 12 May 2009 £120

Door Pass (bought on the door) £150

Single Day Pass May 2009 £85

Students/Concessions Pass No deadline £30



Further discounts available for group bookings, for further details contact=
 ideas2009@futu=
resonic.com

A limited number of pay-what-you-can Day Passes will be availabl=
e on each day of the conference.



||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



The Festival



||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||



Futuresonic Urban Festival of Art, Music and Ideas is an international fest=
ival now in its 14th year occupying the orbits of both digital culture and m=
usic. It combines the Social Technologies Summit with art and music events, =
exhibitions and live performances across the city.



13-16 May, Manchester UK



Transforming the city into a space of experimentation, making it come alive=




Futuresonic is presented by FutureEverything CIC. It is a Regularly Funded =
Organisation (RFO) of Arts Council England North West, a pillar event of Man=
chester City Council and is supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation



Futuresonic is presented in partnership with ImaginationLancaster http://imaginat=
ion.lancaster.ac.uk, a major new research lab at Lancaster Un=
iversity.



In 2010 Futuresonic will return as FutureEverything



http://www.fu=
turesonic.com



#futr09



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