ConnectionFactory

Bringing together leading media professionals and academics

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A blog post by Anna Piela was featured
http://www.euromedalex.org/resources/grants-scheme The Anna Lindh Foundation has made Cities, Migrants and Diversity its priority field of action for the 2010 Call for Project Proposals (please see the background and objectives of the call). The ove…
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Anna Piela added a blog post
http://www.euromedalex.org/resources/grants-scheme The Anna Lindh Foundation has made Cities, Migrants and Diversity its priority field of action for the 2010 Call for Project Proposals (please see the background and objectives of the call). The ove…
yesterday
A blog post by Sue Thomas was featured
This post is a unique opportunity to analyse the impact of a group of key social media projects in relation to business innovation and the growing field of transliteracy research. It is ideally suited to a scholar wishing to examine the importance o…
yesterday
An event by Sue Thomas was featured
VISION2020 Leicester - Ideas for the future at Phoenix Square Film and Digital Media Centre www.phoenix.org.uk
October 13, 2010 from 9:30am to 6:30pm
www.vision2020.org.ukAmplifying the collective intelligence of Leicester to imagine our city in 2020. Keynote Speaker: John Thackara on How to make less, more Be part of a BIG discussion that predicts how innovations could influence business, socia…
yesterday
Sue Thomas added a blog post
This post is a unique opportunity to analyse the impact of a group of key social media projects in relation to business innovation and the growing field of transliteracy research. It is ideally suited to a scholar wishing to examine the importance o…
yesterday
Sue Thomas added an event
VISION2020 Leicester - Ideas for the future at Phoenix Square Film and Digital Media Centre www.phoenix.org.uk
October 13, 2010 from 9:30am to 6:30pm
PLEASE REGISTER ON EVENTBRITEDiscuss Vision2020 Amplifying the collective intelligence of Leicester to imagine our city in 2020. Keynote Speaker: John Thackara on How to make less, more Be part of a BIG discussion that predicts how innovations c…
yesterday
Micheal Aboagye is now a member of ConnectionFactory
on Saturday
lizzie jackson is attending Anna Piela's event
September 15, 2010 from 5:30pm to 8pm
This event, *provisionally* scheduled for 15 September 2010, at 5.30, location TBC (after the Young People's Use of Media and Creative Participation) aims to provide a platform for discussion and exploration of media projects funding and collaborati…
on Friday

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ConnectionFactory is an online network, and series of events, which aims to bring together media professionals and academic researchers, primarily to explore the potential of new forms of public service media. More details are in the 'About' box. Please join the network, and participate!


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Anna Piela

BBC license fee - which way forward?

What do you think about the BBC license fee? Read the response from Steve Barnett, Professor of Communications at the University of Westminster:http://www.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdo

Started by Anna Piela Aug 13.

Anna Piela

What are the ideas and projects which would really benefit from the collaborative work of academics and media professionals, coming together to develop innovative solutions? 2 Replies

A number of ConnectionFactory members have said that you would like to discuss media and collaboration issues on the site. We, of course, think this is an excellent idea! Therefore we invite you to…

Tagged: disciplines, areas, collaboration, discussion

Started by Anna Piela. Last reply by Philip Effiom Ephraim Jun 14.

About ConnectionFactory

ConnectionFactory is an EPSRC (Digital Society) funded project which aims to create a knowledge exchange network between media professionals and academic researchers, to explore the potential of new forms of public service media. It also aims to explore ways in which academic researchers can utilise new technologies to better disseminate and exchange their research and ideas.

This online network will support the media and research community by helping to facilitate and promote new partnerships.

We want to attract a broad spread of people - the digital media community involved in creation of content and technical solutions; social media activists; broadcast and printed media producers and journalists; independent producers and the creative industries; academics; and everyone else interested in the relationship between media and public good.

In addition to the 'Public service media in the digital age' symposium we are planning to hold three other events over the next four months: 'Public engagement for Arts and Humanities researchers' (mid-April); MeCCSA 'Climate Change' Launch Event (London, 29 April 2010); 'Doing good with digital media' (Manchester, early May). More details of these events will follow soon.

 
 
 

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