Some good press coverage:
“iPhone apps firms signed up by city’s big events”.
Article by Alistair Houghton, via LDP Creative.
Follow up article in How-Do-Daily 
Archive for October, 2010
Citrus Suite feature in LDP Creative
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Citrus Apps – Liverpool Design Festival
October - 6 - 2010 - Wednesday ADD COMMENTS
We are currently designing an App for Liverpool Design Festival.
It will include a festival guide, event listings, exhibitors’ profiles and a GPS venue finder. The client’s social media presence will also be integrated, so that newsfeeds, event updates and rescheduling information can be fed to visitors in real-time.
There are also lots of neat features and functionality not usually found in conference, festival and event Apps. Watch this space for more information.
About The Festival
The Liverpool Design Festival was launched in November 2009 as a new annual design and contemporary craft festival.
In 2009 the Festival incorporated over a dozen events in Liverpool city centre and the wider Merseyside area and nearly 8,000 people visited or participated in exhibitions, workshops, debates and talks and the Festival saw hundreds of designers from across the UK showcase their work.
The 2010 Festival, building on the success of the previous year’s events, celebrates and promotes quality design, encouraging an appreciation of craft and design by the widest possible audience, providing opportunities for participation, particularly by young people, in design and artistic appreciation whilst also supporting new and emerging practitioners.
