Digital access to the arts and culture is extending, rather than replacing, the live experience of the arts, and the Internet is now playing a much broader role in arts engagement than simply acting as a marketing channel. A significant minority use it not only to consume and share artistic content, but also to create it; and over half use social networking sites regularly. These latest findings from a major survey of 2,000 adult Internet users appear to “confirm that engaging with the arts through digital media is now a mainstream activity”. So reports Arts Professional, announcing the Arts Council England, Arts & Business & Museums Libraries and Archives council commissioned report by MTM “Digital Audiences for Arts & Culture“.
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Digital access to culture now mainstream says new UK research
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Webinar 7: Getting to know your customers (CRM) – 18.11.10
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Webcasting: Webinar 7: Getting to know your customers (CRM) – 18.11.10
Thursday 18th November! Kicking off at 11:00am! Further info and the agenda for todays event.
Click play on the webcast window below!
Underneath the webcast viewer is a chat box, feel free to contribute and ask questions for the Q&A later. The webcast video will be available on-demand after the event.We’re again testing Envirodigital‘s Carbon Emissions Avoided Indicator – we’re thrilled to be able to offer you as online participants the chance to see how much carbon footprint, cash and time you DIDN’T spend by attending online! It takes under a minute, it helps you know that you’ve cared for the earth, and it helps us work out cumulatively what carbon footprint, travel cost and travel time our online event has saved. What will happen? Click on the play button on the viewing screen below as normal. A green box will pop-up: fill in the few questions it asks you and submit them. Your results should be instantly delivered back! If you don’t want to participate, or you’ve received your results, just click the X to close the green box.
Watch live streaming video from envirodigital at livestream.com
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Ron Inglis on Regional Screen Scotland Getting Digital
Ron Inglis talks to Hannah Rudman about the process of engagement with the AmbITion Scotland programme and specialist advisor Mike Coulter of Digital Agency, in a bid to make essential changes in communications for Regional Screen Scotland and Screen Machine.
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AmbITion Consultants Reflect
Cameron Leask from Escrivo and Jill MacRae from Blether Media talk about the AmbITion organisations they have been working with as Specialist Advisors on the AmbITion Scotland programme. Jill discusses developments with Poor Boy Theatre Company, and Cameron, Dance Ihayami and Y dance (Scottish Youth Dance).
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