Podcasts
During the course of the New Media Awards programme, we'll be making audio recordings of events available as a podcast.
You can also subscribe to the podcast RSS feed (click for feed) in your RSS reader, or through a dedicated program like iPodder, you'll be kept up-to-date the moment a new podcast is on the air.
Alternatively, you can download the files from the links below, or even listen to them on the page through the Flash widget.
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New Media Awards 2006
A recording of the New Statesman New Media Awards 2006 ceremony, chaired by Bill Thompson. With a keynote speech from David Miliband MP and speeches from the winners and the judges.
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New Statesman Media Lecture 2006
Maximising public value in the “now” media world.
[download/listen] [14.5 mb] [63:10]
By Andy Duncan, Chief executive, Channel 4, chaired by Geoffrey Robinson. -
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An evening with Bruce Sterling
A rare UK audience with the leading science fiction author, online commentator, and radical environmental campaigner
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Bruce Sterling, chaired by Kathryn Corrick.
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An evening with Bruce Sterling - Questions and Answers
A rare question and answer session with the leading science fiction author, online commentator, and radical environmental campaigner Bruce Sterling, chaired by Kathryn Corrick.
[download/listen] [16.8 mb] [53:48]
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Politics and New Media - where next?
A live event recorded on the 1st February, 2006, featuring Tom Steinberg of MySociety, Alan Connor from BBC Westminster, and Jo Twist from ippr.
[download/listen] [15.6 mb] [35:37]
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