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Prix ARS Electronica 2010
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 20.01.10
Since 1987, the Prix Ars Electronica has served as an interdisciplinary platform for everyone who uses the computer as a universal medium for implementing and designing their creative projects at the interface of art, technology and society.… Click to read more > -
KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER BASELINE WORKSHOP BRISTOL
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 12.11.09
17 Nov 2009 | Watershed, Bristol | Free Entry. Knowledge Transfer has the potential to play a central role in driving successful innovation across the creative industries. But what will it look like… Click to read more > -
THE PEOPLE SPEAK: WHO WANTS TO BE…?
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 21.10.09
This event has recently been adjusted to an open submission as opposed to a technology-based commission.
The People Speak, Who Wants to be…?
When: Friday 23rd October 2009… Click to read more >
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Want to use your professional media and communications skills to make a difference?
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 14.10.09
Use your professional media and communications skills to make a difference to a charity, young person or community group.
Come along to a free informal taster event… Click to read more >
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Launching Switchboard
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 14.10.09
Switchboard is an exciting new online channel being launched by Ffotogallery and May You Live In Interesting Times, Festival of Creative Technology 2009, 22 - 24 October 2009.… 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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