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Opportunities at UWE's Digital Cultures Research Centre
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 11.12.09
UWE's Digital Cultures Research Centre have opened applications for two new posts.… Click to read more > -
Media Sandbox Showcase & Publication Launch
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 06.10.09
Tuesday 20th October 2009 | 16:00hrs | Cinema 1 | Watershed, Bristol. The creative media industries are going through a period of rapid change. The uncertain economic environment has made it harder to find the time and space to dedicate to nurturing new ideas.… Click to read more >
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iShed panels at SXSWi?
Posted by Clare Reddington in News on 14.08.09
I just had confirmation that the two panels I proposed (in conjunction with people from last year's Arts Council funded SXSW delegation) are through to the next stage for South by South West Interactive 2010.… Click to read more > -
Graduate and New Talent Residencies: open for proposals
Posted by Clare Reddington in News on 10.06.09
The media industries are going through a period of rapid change. As technologies converge and platforms proliferate, finding time and space to develop projects which capture the imagination becomes even more tricky. The Pervasive Media Studio New Talent Residencies carves out space for brilliant people to make time and take risks as start-ups, artists or researchers.… Click to read more >
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Mayfest: Where performance meets technology
Posted by Clare Reddington in News on 30.04.09
In a couple of days, Mayfest, Bristol's Festival of contemporary theatre begins, and there are a couple of creative technology performances you might want to check out: My World Is Empty Without You by Duncan Speakman - Thursday 14 to Saturday 16 May… Click to read more >
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