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The all-day Creativity and Technology (CaT) conference, which took place on June 10 in New York, was stuffed with sessions designed to highlight interesting uses of technology, developments in creative company business models, and emerging trends in creative media production. As with any conference, there were both lackluster moments, as well as inspiring discussions. We’ve boiled down the most interesting ideas in this article. |
Post-digital session gets conference off to great start
A panel of people working in the so-called post-digital space opened the conference with interesting examples of how physical interaction is driving post-digital media. The panel set high expectations for the rest of the conference that, unfortunately, proved to be unmaintainable.