Confirmed Speakers

• Maureen Pennock
  Web Archive Engagement & Liaison Manager (The British Library)
• Jane Macdonald
  Tales of Things and Electronic Memory (Edinburgh College of Art)
• Tim O'Reilly
  The founder of O'Reilly Media (formerly O'Reilly & Associates) and a supporter of the free software and open source movements.
• Mark Graham
  Mark Graham's research focuses on Internet and information geographies, and the overlaps between ICTs and economic development.
• Dominic Smith
  An artist and curator who's practice explores open source methods of project development through a hands-on, open approach to working with art & technology.
• Dr Kieran Fenby-Hulse
  A musicologist working in research support at the University of Bradford.
• Gwyneth Sutherlin
  A doctoral candidate in conflict resolution at the University of Bradford. Her research examines the impact of cultural bias in ICT design on identity, participation, and information access.
• Anna Farmery
  Over 20 years of working as a corporate director for blue chip companies, she started The Engaging Brand to help businesses truly engage with the modern consumer.
• Paul Rogers
  Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University and a consultant to Oxford Research Group, an independent UK think tank, and also writes a weekly analysis of international security issues.