Ah, that’s better – much more stuff to link to this month. There are some new appointments, new work and it looks (now everyone’s getting back from holidays) that a tasty programme of events is picking up again. Dive in:
- Birmingham Post – Skibbly Media celebrates UEFA contract – “Skibbly Media will produce promotional trailers, interviews and background details on the 32 Europa League teams for broadcasters around the world”
- Recent news round-up – Meshed Media – Lots of stuff going on for the digital and social media agency
- SBS signs up Inspired for English football coverage – “Danish broadcaster SBS TV has appointed Staffordshire production company Inspired Film and Video to help with its coverage of the English Premier League”
- Palmer’s works on social media with Clusta – “Clusta’s work aims to build online advocates for the brand through third party promotional activity, eCRM and celebrity endorsement”
- New MD for Seal amid Birmingham promotions – “Nigel Pipkin, Seal’s PR director for the last four years, has been promoted to managing director of its Birmingham office”
- BCU links up with software developer – “Birmingham City University’s School of Computing, Telecommunications and Networks has signed a major deal to work with global software development company, 5G Technologies”
- Pesky People – Happy 1st birthday to Pesky People and congrats on the new site
- Digital Participation seminar round-up :: interactivecultures – “As promised (although delivered later than I planned) here’s a round-up of the Digital Participation – Measuring the Unmeasurable seminar that we ran here at Birmingham City University on the 19th July 2010″
- Hacking Warwickshire….again « Warwickshire Open Data – Round 2 of the Hack Warwickshire competition has launched “We have another 15 datasets to play with following on from the first Hack Warwickshire competition, so there’s plenty of scope for new applications”
- Screen WM – RedRex – Quarterly Media and Film Education, Film Archive & Film Exhibitors Forum – “a meeting for those working in media and film education in the West Midlands” . The next one is on 30 Sept
- Meet ‘em Up: DJ Hero 2 in association with BAFTA – Eventbrite – “This month we’re in association with BAFTA and are joined by Freestyle Games talking about their follow up to the #1 New Game IP of 2009, DJ Hero 2″. On 29 Sept at the HMV Institute
- Connecting Business with a Digital Future | Hello Business – The holding page is up and you can register your interest for the two-day conference now. Happening in Birmingham 21-22 October 2010
- Next BCSMC: Does a virtual sun shine in a virtual Black Country? – Talks on virtual worlds from John Kirriemuir (Virtual World Watch) and David Baden (Daden Ltd) at the next Black Country Social Media Cafe on 21 Sept
- Pecha Kucha Birmingham – Home – Speakers revealed. Tickets on sale
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