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UK leads the world in knowledge economy
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 13.06.07
In Trading Ideas and Knowledge, a new paper published today by The Work Foundation, Ian Brinkley argues that knowledge services “in essence selling specialised brainpower" - is the one category of economic… Click to read more >
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ARG Gaming Research published
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 13.06.07
In 2006, Hazel Grian spent six months in HP Labs in Bristol in the Mobile and Media Systems Lab. With an open brief to collaborate with Labs researchers around video on mobile devices, Hazel focussed… Click to read more >
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Bristol games company up for sale
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 02.06.07
Bristol-based Saitek Group, one of the world's largest makers of computer joysticks has put itself up for sale, after revealing that it has received a number of unsolicited inquiries from would-be suitors. Saitek… Click to read more >
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Enterprising Knowle West
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 01.06.07
Congratulations to Knowle West Media Centre, their new building has won Knowle West the title of 'Most Enterprising Place in South West England.' The Archimedia Project based… Click to read more >
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Online bid wins New Media nomination
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 25.05.07
An entirely public online collaboration to bid for a £1.2 million Government contract has been nominated to win a New Media Award in the Modernising government award category… Click to read more >
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