Game on

22 Nov 2010
Feature

Videogaming has moved from teenage bedrooms to cultural spaces, says Tracey McGarrigan, but what can artists really learn from their computer consoles?

Digital
Engagement

Arts in the digital mainstream

22 Nov 2010
News

Accessing the arts online is becoming the norm for cultural consumers, though arts organisations may struggle to come up with financially viable digital strategies

Digital

TV times for the arts

27 Sep 2010
News
Collaboration
Digital

New deal for jobs

13 Sep 2010
News
Digital
Children and young people

Alive and kicking

26 Aug 2010
Feature

Why should arts funders invest in experimentation? Hasan Bakhshi presents findings from NESTA’s new research

Cross artform
Digital
Arts funding
Research
Screenings

The march of the Twitterati

Twitter graphic
24 Aug 2009
Feature

Something fundamental is going on in the media world, says William Shaw. It’s big, scary, only half understood, and it’s going to change how the arts present themselves to the world.

Digital
Marketing

Creating accessible websites

24 Mar 2008
Feature

Mark Atterbury offers advice on how best to reach disabled and deaf people online.

Access
Digital

Mission, Models, Money - Innovation nation

computer code displayed on a colour screen
12 Mar 2007
Feature

Bridging the communication and research & development divide between cultural organisations and the technology sectors is becoming an imperative, says Hannah Rudman. She gives her take on the impact that mass innovation and mass creativity, enabled by technology, are having on the sector.

Digital
Data

2020 Vision - Future marketing

dominos on a wooden surface with Facebook, Twitter and other social media logos instead of white dots
01 Jun 2006
Feature

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 organisations will attract future audiences.

Audience development
Digital
Marketing
Retail and merchandising
Ticketing

Online ticketing: a period of consolidation

Photo of paper ticket
19 Nov 2001
Feature

In July 1999, Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre became the first theatre in the UK to sell tickets online. Kate Cripps explores the bewildering range of ticketing opportunities offered by the Internet.

Digital
Ticketing

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