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South West businesses celebrated at Media Innovation Awards 2009
Posted by Clare Reddington in News on 26.03.09
26 March 2009
Businesses in Devon, Cornwall, Bristol and Bath beat tough competition to win prizes at the Media Innovation Awards 2009, at a gala dinner held in Bristol to celebrate and recognise the innovative use of media and design in the region.… Click to read more > -
puredata on Gumstix developer needed
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 14.01.09
Hi, My name is Duncan Speakman and I'm an artist based at the Pervasive Media Studio in Bristol. I'm currently working on a funded project to develop a small portable device capable of realtime audio processing… Click to read more > -
Bristol Collective Design New York Times Magazine
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 30.09.08
T Magazine have commissioned Olivier Ratsi a member of the AntiVJ Collective, to create a new work entitled "retouched" for the cover of their latest issue.… Click to read more > -
Bristol Collective Design New York Times Magazine
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 30.09.08
T Magazine have commissioned Olivier Ratsi a member of the AntiVJ Collective, to create a new work entitled "retouched" for the cover of their latest issue. AntiVJ founding members Joanie Lemercier and Nico Boritch are based in Bristol and currently resident in the Pervasive Media Studio.… Click to read more > -
Watershed job opportunities
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 16.06.08
Following major capital investment Watershed is expanding its team in order to achieve the next stage of challenging and exciting developments. Opportunities include:… Click to read more >
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