Pitroda's second: twitter press conf on innovation

To host press conference on twitter to discuss ‘Global Innovation Roundtable’

GN Bureau | November 1, 2012



Adviser to the Indian prime minister on public information infrastructure and innovations and chairman of National Innovation Council, Sam Pitroda, will host the first global press conference on twitter to discuss ‘Global Innovation Roundtable’. The global twitter press conference will be conducted on 2nd November, the concluding day of the Global Innovation Roundtable hosted by the National Innovation Council, government of India.

It will be Pitroda's second stint as an organiser of twitter press conference.

The National Innovation Council is organizing the second Global Innovation Roundtable on the 1st and 2nd November 2012 in New Delhi. The roundtable will see participation of leaders of Innovation from more than 15 countries, participating in 10 sessions spread over two days. The roundtable will offer a forum for sharing ideas and experiences among all the participating countries to identify mechanisms to collaborate on inclusive innovation that meets global needs of inclusion, access and equity. The Global Innovation Roundtable will be webcasted live over two days at http://wstech.wstream.net/innovation/121101/. The National Innovation Council hosted the first Global Innovation Roundtable in November 2011 in New Delhi.

The National Innovation Council (www.innovationcouncil.gov.in) was set up by the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, in 2010. The council helps implement strategies for Inclusive Innovation in India and is preparing a Roadmap for Innovation for 2010-2020. The Council will present its second annual ‘Report to the People’ 2012 to the Hon’ble President of India on 2nd November 2012.

The Twitter press conference will talk about the deliberations and outcomes of the Global Innovation Roundtable and will take up questions from Indian and international media. Mr. Sam Pitroda will host the conference from his Twitter handle @pitrodasam and will invite other Global Innovation Roundtable participants to join in. The Twitter Press Conference will start at 19:00 hours Indian Standard Time (13:30 hours GMT) and is scheduled for 1.5 hours. The hash tag for the conference will be #innovation. The website of the Global Innovation Roundtable http://globalinnovationroundtable.gov.in/media.html will provide all details of the Global Press Conference.

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