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Tag: Technology

Angela Merkel

The EU is holding back innovation

Published 7 October 2019

Its plans for innovation have precious little to do with science and technology

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Weston air festival, 2019

The political economy of informal events, 2030

Published 17 July 2019

Below, a summary of my book – available at the bottom of this page – on #LiveEntertainment #musicfestivals #livemusic #nightclubs and events in the #arts and #sport.

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Fujitsu World Tour 2014: The human centric intelligent society

Published 7 July 2014

Fujitsu UK CTO Jon Wrennall talks to James Woudhuysen about how technology can help us meet the most human of needs: energy and food.

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Cities: what IT could do for London

Published 20 February 2013

James Woudhuysen joined this debate at the Global Futures event on Technology, Disruption and Convergence in February 2013. Speaking on the topic of ‘What IT could do for London‘, James challenges IT professionals to step outside the virtual world and change the capital physically.

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What movies tell us

What movies tell us about work

Published 2 July 2009

Movies, as everyone knows, form a powerful medium. So when we consider movies and the world of work, one thing ought to be obvious: to show a few classic movies at normal workplaces would be a useful innovation.

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The culture of time and space

The culture of time and space

Published 10 June 1985

Review of Stephen Kern, The culture of time and space 1880-1918, and David Landes Revolution in time: clocks and the making of the modern world

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Perry King and Santiago Miranda

King Miranda and the legacy of Italian design

Published 25 February 1983

England’s Perry King and Spain’s Santiago Miranda helped lead the 1980s revival of Milanese design

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