

The World Technology Network has announced that Marco Tempest has been named the Winner of the prestigious World Technology Award for Arts, presented by the WTN in association with TIME, Fortune, CNN, Science/AAAS, and Technology Review. WEBSITE NEW YORK, NY – Octo– Marco Tempest Recognized for “innovative work of the greatest likely long-term significance” Membership can only occur through the annual Awards process, in which individuals and companies are selected via the judgment of the the current WTN Fellows. WTN Corporate Members are short-listed nominees or winners of the Awards in the corporate award categories and automatically become members of WTN for one year (re-evaluated on an annual basis for their overall contribution to the network).

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