Game-changers
Marcus Romer offers a suggestion to anyone who wants to find out how they will be working three years from now.
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New professional development opportunities for digital producers
Wales is to step up support for creative technology projects by supporting producers to embrace the digital context.
Creating web content in context
John Birchall discusses the potential conflicts and tensions behind creating future-proof web content.
Making noises
Dianne Greig explains how Glasgow’s galleries and museums are collaborating through the WhiteNOISE project to develop the ci…
New partnership aims to boost Welsh creative industries
BBC Cymru Wales and the Arts Council of Wales are joining forces in a drive to nurture creative talent in Wales by encouraging the…
Nesta sets out ten steps towards a healthy creative economy
The Treasury and the DCMS should conduct a broad–based assessment of the value of public arts and cultural spending in the U…
Closing the gap
Kirsten Bodley believes that creativity is crucial to scientific and technical innovation, and in turn technical skills have a hug…
Reaching the print / digital tipping point
By saying goodbye to the printed magazine we are able to offer ArtsProfessional free of charge to everyone – online, by…
New Digital Theatre resources target education needs
Digital Theatre, which records live theatre for viewing on digital devices, has launched a new website for its educational platfor…
A survival story
When public funding dried up, NEoN, Dundee’s digital arts festival, faced a stark choice: adapt or die. Lyall Bruce tells th…
Sector misses out on the ‘big data opportunity’
A philosophy of dependence, subsidy and market failure are divorcing the cultural sector from the benefits of data-driven policy a…
Digital fund winners get started
The first nine successful applicants to a £7m Digital Research and Development fund are set to use digital technologies to i…
Technology, entrepreneurship and culture
Peter Tullin is optimistic that there is a huge demand for a form of cultural entrepreneurship where people and experiences that w…
New home for research into copyright law
Researchers from across seven UK universities are coming together to explore the changing nature of copyright and the need for new…
See if you click: Networking for digital and cultural organizations
A free networking event will give digital start-ups the chance to talk to major cultural organisations. Run by the Globe, in partn…
Report urges greater focus on digital donations
The arts sector needs to use digital technology to present its case for support to potential donors, according to a new report int…
The source of being smart
What does working smarter in the arts sector mean? Julie Tait describes a project exploring staffing, technology and audience data…
Watershed to share digital expertise
Watershed, the cultural cinema and digital creativity centre in Bristol, is to launch ‘Time Bank’, a day of surgery-st…
EBacc proposals put the gaming industry at risk
Art and technology should be in the curriculum for the creative industries to thrive, says Nesta.
Strategies for a digital culture
Oonagh Murphy’s research into how museums are engaging digitally with their audiences took her to New York. Here she reports…
Digital interaction
Clayton Shaw describes how a volunteering project in digital technology appealed to young people in Birmingham.
Scots to scan Sydney Opera House
The Scottish Ten Project, made up from a team from Glasgow School of Art’s Digital Design Studio and digital heritage organi…
Streaming Out to digital audiences
Live streaming offers arts organisations the potential to develop new income streams by creating and presenting work in different…
Digital intelligence
At the ‘Shift Happens’ conference, Dave Moutrey gave us a glimpse of the digitally enabled organisation of the future
