iDesign: design for life, is a one day event providing the main digital focus for the London Design Festival. Held in London on 18th September 2007, the conference examines the impact of digital interactive media on all of our lives. Bringing together some of the foremost practitioners and thinkers from online, mobile, film, games and TV, the delegation will discuss how our collective digital future will pan out, and the importance of good design principles and practices for both social and economic benefit.
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Andrew Mudd
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Omphile Morubisi
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Bruce Breedlove
Elizabeth Wheeler
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Emeka Ezera
James Powell
Christi Black Evans
Dishant & Team
Jack & Ellie
Interns Anonymous
Alison and Charles
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Gaspar Torrente
Alex Rivera
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Jayan
Edward Rodriguez
Anil Stocker
Baba Prasad
NasikNet
Blind Nil Audio and Pod People
Sean Michael Lewis
The Pearl Post
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Unique History
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Zachary Garcia
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Valerie Gray
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Eva Vega-Olds and Jason Sirois
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Sadhana Sahaye
Limahl Rendel Mills
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Brianna Bazile
Wyatt Peterson
JOEL DUNCAN
After Hours Creative Studio
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Odyssee Field Service
Eunike Lee
Nicolas Butuc
Sleepless Yogi
Hetty
take stock exchange
Martin Coburn
Endowed Elf
Efuna Emmanuel
Daniel Carrizalez
Stephanie Giannakis
Justin Nyoni
Marcia Hamilton
Dom McStraw
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Amanpreet Singh
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Ritam Roy
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Jacob N.
Corbin Roberts
Ryan Matthew Kirkendall
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Ean Tackett
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Alesha George
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Uttaran Nayak
Abhiram PV
shivam kashyap
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'Word on the Street'
Douglas Harvey
Anthony Cardenas
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Julia English
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