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Stimulating eventfulness: a catalyst for cities’ strategic development: An interview with Greg Richards

The book Eventful Cities. Cultural Management and Urban Revitalisation is a successful attempt to connect theory and practice related to the processes of cultural event development, management and marketing, and to look at these processes in a wider global, social, … Read More

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Syndicate and synchronise your web content and your news by using news aggregators

Aggregators are known also as feed readers, news readers, rss readers. These are web applications which aggregates syndicated web content such as news headlines, blogs, podcasts and blogs in a single location for easy viewing. Aggregators save us time and … Read More

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The magic and responsibility running cross-border projects: an interview with Chris Torch

Chris Torch is artistic director at Intercult, a production and resource unit focused on culture, ideas and the arts. Founded in 1996, it is a publically-financed institution, based in Stockholm, Sweden. Intercult is also a designated Europe Direct office, managed … Read More

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Online tools to organise your ideas, projects, documents, notes and online content

There are many online tools nowadays which facilitate our work as researchers, students, managers and active collaborators. They help us to stay connected and to improve communications with others: our colleagues, staff, classmates, students, communities, boards. I selected for you … Read More

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The jungle of blogging: select your platform

It seems that the most effective and fast way to share and disseminate your thoughts and viewpoints nowadays is to create a personalised weblog, which we all call “blog”. Blogs provide news, commentaries, opinions on diverse matters, or are just … Read More

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Tips to use facebook groups to promote our research and artistic work

No doubt that Facebook is a very powerful social networking site where millions of people worldwide “meet” every day, exchange viewpoints, links, videos, photos, opinions, activities, invite each other to events, share tastes, and much more. It is easy and … Read More

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Virtual mobility: A contribution to artistic innovations, participatory approach and new angle of policy making: an interview with Judith Staines

A freelance cultural consultant based in the UK, Judith Staines has always been inspired by the issues of international cultural cooperation, artistic mobility and networking.  She is the European Editor for Culture360,  the Asia-Europe Foundation’s multidisciplinary Arts and Culture portal … Read More

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Encouraging Digital Access to Culture: An Interview with Jonathan Drori

More often than ever cultural organisations look for new ways of using new technologies to create and share digital content and to communicate, respond and engage with wider audiences. Experimenting and developing digital content is becoming more and more a … Read More

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Looking for a change? Tips and websites for job seekers

Being jobless or laid off is indeed a stressful moment in life. We often forget that changing a job is not at threat, but a great opportunity. This is a moment to ask ourselves “Am I really good at what … Read More

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New online space for Young Researchers on LabforCulture.org

Today we are launching the Young Researchers Forum, an online space to share, collaborate, network and reflect. It aims to strengthen the community of young researcher’s so their work is peer to peer supported and more accessible in the wider … Read More

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