Mobile Culture

Remix Summit | Sep 19, 2014

Mobile technology is ubiquitous with over 60% of the US population carrying a smart phone and tablets selling more than PCs for the first time in 2013. 

This panel explores how the rapid rise in connectivity is changing the way we communicate and engage with cultural audiences both inside of institutions and beyond. 24/7 connectivity and mobile consumption are changing our relationship with audiences. 
Merritt Price, Head of Design for the Getty Museum, moderates the panel held at Bloomberg headquarters in Manhattan. You'll also hear:
  • Seb Chan, Director of Digital & Emerging Media, Smithsonian
  • Jess Butcher, Co-founder, Blippar
  • Oke Okaro, Global Head & GM, Mobile and Connected Devices at Bloomberg

WNYC is podcasting all the panels at the Remix Summit, held in New York City on September 17-19.

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