Arts in the digital mainstream
Accessing the arts online is becoming the norm for cultural consumers, though arts organisations may struggle to come up with fina…
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Game on
Videogaming has moved from teenage bedrooms to cultural spaces, says Tracey McGarrigan, but what can artists really learn from the…
TV times for the arts
Arts Council England (ACE) and the BBC Academy have launched a ‘digital skills sharing initiative’, to help arts and b…
New deal for jobs
A project aiming to produce 100 ‘creative digital’ jobs for unemployed young people is being set up by New Deal of the…
Alive and kicking
Why should arts funders invest in experimentation? Hasan Bakhshi presents findings from NESTA’s new research
The march of the Twitterati
Something fundamental is going on in the media world, says William Shaw. It’s big, scary, only half understood, and it&rsquo…
Creating accessible websites
Mark Atterbury offers advice on how best to reach disabled and deaf people online.
Mission, Models, Money – Innovation nation
Bridging the communication and research & development divide between cultural organisations and the technology sectors is beco…
2020 Vision – Future marketing
In the second of our series looking at the arts world of the future, Alice Walton casts her mind forward to 2020 and asks how arts…
Online ticketing: a period of consolidation
In July 1999, Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre became the first theatre in the UK to sell tickets online. Kate Cripps explores th…
