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Spring 2023 Event – Everything everywhere (via a smartphone) all at once
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Helping everyone to learn how to film and communicate effectively. A fantastic practical hands-on session which resulted in this video produced and edited live during the event!

Summer Event 2022 – The Rise and Rise of Crypto
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What the economic infrastructure of tomorrow will look like and how the world of crypto assets is finally growing up

Spring Reunion Event 2022 – The Oxford-Cambridge Arc
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What actually is The Oxford-Cambridge Arc? What makes it unique? Why does the UK really need to copy Silicon Valley if we already have The Oxford Cambridge Arc?

The Serious Business Of Comedy – OTMN Reunion July 2021
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We were delighted to welcome Stuart Snaith, former Director of BBC Worldwide and advisor to the John Sullivan, David Croft and Tony Hancock estates and co-founder of Nextup Comedy.

Spring Event 2020 | Trading Places; Embracing Change
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Oxford Technology & Media were delighted to welcome Lizzie Pickering, Motivational Speaker, Film Maker and Grief Investigator, in a fascinating exploration of how humans deal with loss and change.

New Year Networking Event 2020 | Hope for the World – The Climate Engineer
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As Greta Thunberg becomes Time Magazine’s person of the year, many wonder what each of us can actually do to address the range of climate change issues that are facing us. Could we find some inspiration and practical steps closer to home? Join us in welcoming Vinay Gupta to Oxford.

Michaelmas Networking Event 2019 | The Man who would be Kingsley
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From two brothers sharing ideas at university to create a video game to building global gaming franchises and now creating a new fully-fledged film studio based in Didcot, the story of Rebellion is both fascinating and inspiring. We were delighted to welcome Jason Kingsley, CEO and co-founder of Rebellion.

Autumn 2019 Event: The Internet – how can we fix it?
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As the so-called Web 2.0 era of the internet fades away, the realisation has dawned that our online lives are now dominated by a handful of digital and social media giants. The utopian dreams of the early internet have turned into a rather less idyllic reality than we all hoped.