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Editorial Intelligence and The Sunday Times/Wellington College Festival of Education
In the chair:
Dr Anthony Seldon, Master, Wellington College
On the panel:
Professor Sarah Churchwell, Professor of American Literature and Public Understanding of the Humanities, University of East Anglia;
Professor Niall Ferguson, Harvard University, LSE, Author, ‘Civilization’ and Columnist, Newsweek;
Harvey Goldsmith CBE, Chairman, Ignite;
Ben Hammersley, Writer, Technologist and Editor-at-Large, Wired
Jenni Russell, Commentator, The Sunday Times, The Guardian and London Evening Standard
Sunday 26th June 2011
Wellington College,
Crowthorne,
Berkshire,
RG45 7PU
English
United States
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