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==Sub Group for the future environment==
*[[Steve Billinger]] President of ExtendMedia, an interactive television company based in Canada and the USA. Former Director of International Programming at BSkyB and former Executive Producer at MSN (Microsoft). He was also a Director of Diverse Productions.
*[[Jonathon Drori]] Head of Commissioning at BBC Online, one of the most popular sites on the Web.
*[[Simon Dore]] Operations Director at OnDigital. Former Director of Channel Development at Granada Media, Director of Broadcasting at Granada Sky Broadcasting and Managing Editor of BBC Worldwide.
*Prof. [[Stephen Heppell]] Ultralab, Anglia University.
*[[David McConnell]] Cable and Wireless. Cable and Wireless are members of the Cable Communications Association who gave the Labour Party more than £5,000 in sponsorship in 1997, 1998 and 1999.
*[[Tyler Moorehead]] UK Plus/Associated New Media. Former Associate Publisher at EMAP online, in charge of the company's motoring websites, including Max Power and Car World.
*[[Neil Sansom]] Marketing Director, Freeserve. Freeserve host the Labour Party's website, declared as a 'service in kind' of more than £5,000. They also provide internet access for Labour.link, the network of Labour Party branches across the country.
*[[Jack Schofield]] Guardian On-Line

==Sub Group for advertising, marketing, design and publishing==
*[[Tom Bowman]] UK Sales Director of MSN (Microsoft Network).
*[[Rene Carayol]] IPC Electric, publishers of a huge share of UK magazines and related websites, including Chat, Woman, BEME, Marie Claire, TV Times, Loaded, NME, Melody Maker, Ideal Home and Family Circle.
*[[Roger Green]] EMAP Online Ltd. Another huge publishing company with interests in magazines, radio, exhibitions, television and the internet.
*[[Gary Lockton]] CEO of North Creative. Former Group Chief Executive, [[Deepend Design]], who went bust in October 2001 leaving 280 people out of jobs.
*[[Danny Meadows-Klue]] Manager of the Electronic Telegraph and the Telegraph New Media Centre. Former Manager at [[United News and Media]], owned by [[Lord Hollick]].
*[[Belinda Mitchell-Innes]] [[Bates UK]], an advertising and marketing agency, with 400 staff and clients that include Safeway, the Royal Mail, the [[Central Office of Information]], [[Halifax]] and [[Superdrug]]. They also designed the No. 10 Downing Street website.
*[[Gordon Pincott]] [[Millward Brown]], market research company. Part of the [[WPP]] Group.
*[[James Sommerville]] Founder of The Attik, a design company based in London, New York and San Francisco, producing print, CD-Roms and internet design.
*[[Jeremy Swinfen-Green]] Digital Media Director at [[MJP Carat International]], Europe's largest media specialists. Their clients include Coca Cola, Kelloggs, Philip Morris, SmithKline Beecham, Nissan, EMI, Adidas and American Express.
==Sub Group for cultural industries and radio==
*[[Terry Braun]] Founder of [[Braunarts]] (formerly Illuminations interactive), a multi-media company which produces television programmes, CD-Roms and websites.
*[[Paul Brown]] Chief Executive of the [[Commercial Radio Companies Association]]. The CRCA represents almost all the commercial radio companies in the UK and owns the Network Chart Show. The CRCA jointly funded 'future.radio.uk' with the IPPR in November 1998.
*[[Stephen Fitzpatrick]] [[Veranet]]/[[Taotech]]
*[[Kate Hainsworth]] Chief Executive of AXIS, a company set up to maintain a register of artists and their work.