Venue  -  Shoreditch Town Hall

Description: Three things are revolutionizing the games industry as we speak: digital distribution, the rise if indie development, and the creation of stable platforms that support these. This event will give people the opportunity to find out what's going down as we get three of the most interesting games companies together to talk about these amazingly interesting things.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: This is Playful - Eat Your Games

Venue  -  The Three Kings Pub

Description: The objective of Knowhere is to bring designers from varied disciplines together within an intimate, discipline-neutral environment to learn, explore, create & evaluate ideas. We will explore trending topics that get collectively chosen. Evaluate and take a look at what might come next. Share the content of the discussion online as it happens.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: K-nowhere

Venue  -  The Building Centre

Description: Speakers include Patrik Schumacher, Neil Spiller, Brett Steele, Tony Dunne, Geoff Manaugh, Usman Haque, Murray Fraser, Hanif Kara, Rachel Armstrong, Bob Sheil, Charles Walker, Tobi Schneidler, Marcos Cruz, Alvin Huang, Matt Webb, Stephen Gage and others.

Full Details  //  Price: Sold Out  //  Event link: Digital Architecture

Venue  -  Imperial College

Description: Over the Air will be a 2-day developer event focusing on mobile software development and innovation.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: Over the Air

Venue  -  The Old Cinema

Description: i-Design is an essential one day conference and showcase for anyone with an interest or passion for interactive design and the digital arts. The programme aims to inspire, entertain and explore how our digital future looks set to unfold and the central ro

Full Details  //  Price: £75-£135  //  Event link: i-Design London

Venue  -  Sun Microsystems

Description: The Facebook Developer Garage is a group for all the London developers, entrepreneurs and marketing professional interested in the social network platforms. As usual we'll be bringing you the very latest from the Facebook Developer scene, coupled with fantastic speakers and talks to match. We'll be taking a look at what's been going on over the summer, including things like the acquisition of friendfeed and the launch of Facebook Lite and much more.

Full Details  //  Price: £4.50 - £7.50  //  Event link: Facebook Developer Garage

Venue  -  Shoreditch Town Hall

Description: This Happened is a series of events focusing on the stories behind interaction design. Having ideas is easier than making them happen. The event delves into projects that exist today, how their concepts and production process can help inform future work.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: This Happened

Venue  -  Hoxton Hall

Description: Can TV formats take advantage of this new user behaviour? Will innovative TV producers and web developers seize this opportunity? Will it allow broadcasters to monetise their audiences of millions, one at a time? Or will two screen follow red button down the technology toilet?

Full Details  //  Price: £5  //  Event link: 2Screen

Venue  -  The Imagination Gallery

Description: A facilitated panel discussion from digital professionals about how we can work out what success looks like across a variety of digital platforms. Panellists - Alistair Duncan of Partpicipation Marketing, Janine Smith - Creative Director of Que Pasa, Louise Brown - cross-platform commissioner of Channel 4 and Rachel Coldicutt - Head of New Media, Royal Opera House. Capacity is 150. Drinks and networking afterwards.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: How Was It For You?

Venue  -  Architectural Association

Description: An International symposium and roundtable discussion to present pioneering architectural work from around the world that has been supported by the AA|FAB Research initiative at the Architectural Association School.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: AA | FAB

Venue  -  Street Lecture Theatre

Description: There is a current trend emerging for existing artwork to be re-used or used as inspiration to communicate ideas commercially. This has perhaps been encouraged by social networking and file sharing sites such as YouTube. Whilst some artists find these tools can be used effectively to raise their profile, they may also leave themselves vulnerable to having their creative work copied. For example, independent film makers use such sites to access new audiences and promote their ideas and films. However, by doing so they also leave their work open to those in advertising who sometimes use sources such as YouTube for inspiration or to find existing artistic ideas which they can utilise to communicate a commercial message.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: Own It

Venue  -  Innovation Centre/Conference Room

Description: Success as a designer doesn't solely depend on your talent or brilliant ideas. It is the knowledge of how to protect and make money exploiting your ideas that gives you an advantage over your competitors. This seminar will give you an overview of intellectual property rights relevant to your design business. We will discuss pro-active ways of protecting your work when working with others or exhibiting at trade shows. Additionally, we will show you how effective rights management can grow your business, i.e. through licensing contracts.

Full Details  //  Price: Sold Out  //  Event link: Own It

Venue  -  JWT

Description: Tomato was founded in 1991 by Steve Baker, Dirk van Dooren, Karl Hyde, Richard Smith, Simon Taylor and Graham Wood as a collective of artists, designers, musicians and writers. Each one of the creatives involved is essentially independent, choosing to work and collaborate with the wider group on an individual project basis. Currently there are ten active members in the collective, and many others have played important roles during the ongoing development of tomato.

Full Details  //  Price: Sold Out  //  Event link: Tomato

Venue  -  Shoreditch House

Description: If you've ever tried to talking to an average teenager, you may have noticed how hard it is to engage them in a conversation. Surprising as it may seem, 16-24s have not lost this age-old skill, simply go about it in a new, fresh way. Come and join us over breakfast on the 24th September at Shoreditch house to discover how to engage generation Y in a conversation with your brand. We'll take you step-by-step through: Why we need to talk to the new generation in a slightly different way How to hold a conversation (excluding Kevin-esque grunts) What this means for designing user experiences How social media can be used to keep the conversation going And why play is integral to all of this.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: Playgroup

Venue  -  JWT

Description: During the forth coming London Digital Week the Creative Social will be hosting a night to showcase great digital work. Fellow socials Dave Bedwood, Flo Heiss and Laura Jordan Bambach will be showing and telling the good, the bad and the ugly on a chosen campaign of theirs.

Full Details  //  Price: Free  //  Event link: Creative Social