| BSG Conference: Beyond Pipe Dreams |
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Monday, 09 June 2008, 08:30 - 19:00 |
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| The Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG) is delighted to host, in partnership with the Ofcom Consumer Panel, its 2008 conference, 'Beyond Pipe Dreams? Prospects for Next Generation Broadband in the UK.' |
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| In April 2007, the BSG argued that the UK had two years to create an environment to enable investment in next generation broadband. This conference will take stock of progress made to date and address key challenges that lie ahead. It will also provide a unique opportunity to input to the government's independent review on next generation broadband, being led by Francesco Caio. |
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| Book now >> |
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| What will be discussed? |
- The key commercial and regulatory challenges facing next generation broadband deployment in the UK
- The economic and social value of next generation broadband and its implications for UK consumers and businesses
- Market developments since the publication of the BSG's April 2007 publication 'Pipe Dreams? Prospects for next generation broadband in the UK'
- The key policy questions at the heart of the Caio review on next generation broadband
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| The full outline of the agenda can be viewed here. |
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| Who will be speaking? |
- Francesco Caio, head of the Government's independent review on next generation broadband
- Ashley Highfield, Director, New Media and Technology, BBC
- Steve Robertson, CEO, Openreach
- Peter Phillips, Partner, Strategy and Market Developments, Ofcom
- Nick Hazell, Chief of Staff, Yahoo! Europe
- Kees Rovers, President and CEO, Close the Gap, Neunen
- Kip Meek, Chairman of the Broadband Stakeholder Group
- Anna Bradley, Chair, Ofcom Consumer Panel
- Brian Williamson, Consultant, Plum Consulting
- Richard Allan, Government Affairs Director, Europe, Cisco
- Damian Tambini, London School of Economics
- Rachel Clark, Director, Broadcasting and Content, BERR
- Dave Carter, Head, Manchester Digital Development Agency, Manchester City Council
- Matt Yardley, Principal Consultant, Head of Broadband and Media, Analysys Mason
- Andy Croxson, Managing Director, Ingenious Consulting
- Andrew Bud, Executive Chairman, mBlox Inc
- Robin Foster, independent adviser on economic, policy and strategy issues in the communications sector
- Benoit Felten, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
- Peter Waller, Head of Broadband and ICT Strategy, SEEDA
- Robert Ling, Business Improvement Manager, Yorkshire Forward
- Antony Walker, CEO, Broadband Stakeholder Group
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| Why should I attend? |
- Debate the latest developments affecting next generation deployment with UK and European policy makers and regulators
- Hear the views of consumer leaders on the potential social benefits that next generation broadband can bring
- Gain knowledge from industry leaders on the latest commercial developments that affect potential deployment
- Put your views to the team leading the Government review on next generation broadband
- Network with commercial players, regulators, policy makers and consumer groups with an interest in broadband issues
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| Where will it be held? |
| This landmark event will take place at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel, 4-18 Harrington Gardens, London on 09 June 2008 (please note change of venue from previously advertised). |
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| How much will it cost me? |
| The cost of this unique event, including admission to the networking drinks event, is only £120 plus VAT. To book now please download the booking form and return it to Claire Landau E:
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We have on hold a limited number of free places for representatives of organisations working in the not-for-profit sector. These places are intended to accommodate NGOs and consumer organisations which do not have the budget for the £120 delegate fee.
To discuss in more detail please contact Claire Landau T: 020 7331 2036 E:
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| We look forward to seeing you there. |
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