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Bath Spa University announces new campus
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 05.09.07
B&NES Council has confirmed that Bath Spa University's tender bid for development at the South Quays site in Bath has been successful.… Click to read more > -
Watershed/HP Labs shortlisted for A&B award
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 05.09.07
Watershed’s long-standing and innovative relationship with HP Labs has been shortlisted in the first regional Arts and Business South West Awards.… Click to read more > -
Enable Launch WWF Second Life Island
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 16.08.07
Bristol-based Enable, a digital agency providing creative, strategy and technology services to a range of brands and global organisations, launched World Wildlife Fund's virtual island today in online world Second Life.… Click to read more > -
Pixar event launches Creative Technology Network
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 20.07.07
Michael B Johnson of Pixar launched the Creative Technology Network at Watershed in Bristol last night. From Toy Story to Cars, Ratatouille to Finding Nemo, Pixar Animation Studios has produced some… Click to read more > -
Creative Technology Network Launch
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 19.07.07
'Pixar : Collaboration, innovation and imagination' with guest speaker Michael B Johnson | Book Now
Thursday 19 July, Registration 5.30pm Talk starts 6pm, Watershed, Bristol
From Toy Story to Cars, Ratatouille to Finding Nemo… Click to read more >
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From broadcasting, games and animation to design, visualisation and mobile media, the Creative Technology Network brings together individuals and organisations from across computing, communications and the creative industries.With a focus on cross-sector networking and collaboration, the year-round programme of events, workshops and showcases seeks to establish an active community from across academia, industry and the arts, to share good practice, support innovation and enhance research.
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