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HCI researchers, students and practitioners are invited to HCI 2008 to be hosted by Liverpool John Moores University, UK, next September (1st - 5th). Submissions are now open for the remaining categories . HCI 2008 is the 22nd running of the British HCI conference; one of Europe's largest and longest running HCI conferences.

A 2-day convention leading the debate in serious games and all contexts it takes including learning, exer-gaming, marketing, awareness, policy, health and defence games : across all sectors and across all platforms including web, virtual worlds and handhelds.

12th international conference

CREATE 2008 is a 2-day conference about creating innovative interactions, whether digital consumer products, interactive services or interaction paradigms. A conference where the emphasis is on sharing the wealth of creative ideas we have developed to resolve problems, to create new capabilities, or new functions; where the aim is to spawn further creative designs that can make a difference to people. In keeping with this theme, we invite people to bring: * Your experiences - designs, both successes and failures, that have pushed the boundaries of interaction * Your approaches - principles and methods that have delivered new, people-centred ideas and products. This year's theme is “embedding people-centred design in the process of innovation”. How do we work together as designers and HCI specialists to come up with people-centred design, and how do we work with others to make our designs a reality?

A diverse gathering of influentials and pioneers: all hungry to explore what can happen when the worlds of Advertising, Creative Technology, Film, Games, Mobile, TV and Web collide.

  Engaging with the digital audio future. A one-day conference tackling the key issues facing radio as it continues its digital evolution. "Radio has entered headlong into the digital age, successfully fragmenting and diversifying content and business models across a range of new media and technologies. A new wave of listeners, investors and creative talent are being drawn in to an increasingly dynamic industry that has been forced to reassess its offering and position within a crowded multimedia mix.

We broke the world. Now what? Mark Simpkins and Ben Hammersley announce a one day conference in central London, with designers, technologists, artists, architects, policy-makers, explorers, economists and scientists, and clever people like you, to discuss the future and how we'll live in it.

The third in a series of seminars organised by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR), considering the issues of the merging of the IT, broadcasting and telecommunications industries into a single converged market. This seminar will focus on prospects for the market to deliver investment in the development of high quality networks and on the importance of interaction between them.

"TEN2008 is the most prestigious telecoms event on the calendar, bringing together leading operators and service providers with cutting edge suppliers and consultants to exchange strategic thought through interactive discussion sessions and develop high level contacts through networking sessions. TEN2008 is the most prestigious telecoms event on the calendar, bringing together leading operators and service providers with cutting edge suppliers and consultants to exchange strategic thought through interactive discussion sessions and develop high level contacts through networking sessions.