A study on the impacts of a remote arts programme for older adults during the transition out of lockdown offers three key recommen…

Southbank Centre, Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Opera House and The Old Vic among many UK arts organisations affected by huge d…

Minister defends provisions within Online Safety Bill amid concerns that advances in deepfake technology and plans to remove copyr…

After creating a device loan system to support young people in digital poverty through the pandemic, Richard Clegg shares a five-p…

When it comes to maximising digital activity, the two most common challenges organisations face are budget and skills, says Katie…

Following a significant improvement in accessibility to arts and culture during the pandemic, organisations are now pulling back f…

Engagement with longform online content may be on a downward trend but, as Adam Koszary writes, expectations for creative storytel…

BBC to reduce licence fee funding for its performing groups as part of efforts to make £200m a year in savings.

In this second article on dealing with challenges thrown up by the pandemic, Cimeon Ellerton-Kay and Natalie Hall shine a spotligh…

What we used to think of as ‘contingency planning’ is now just planning, says Patrick Towell. That is what it means to…

By making the most of digital technologies and creative media, libraries can be part of new ways for people to connect and share….

DCMS Select Committee warns that regulatory gaps are leaving child performers at risk of exploitation.

While concert revenues and artists payments decline, PRS for Music records substantial growth from online royalties. 

Performers are increasingly losing their jobs, faces and voices to artificial intelligence, a new report claims. What can be done…

If there is a universal truth in the arts and culture sector, it is that funding is an eternal challenge. That's even more tru…

Brexit has edged the UK's art trade out of the global top tier. It could mean more exposure for artists domestically.