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Blog
28 September 2020Ditch your phone for a SLR as Fujifilm launches the world's brightest autofocus lens
View BlogA look at why DSLR cameras are making a come back as the demand for better pictures increases thanks to platforms such as social media.
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Interview
30 March 2020Interview with Irtiza Nasar, artist, designer and researcher
View Interview"Your consent starts only when you understand.”
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Interview
13 March 2020Interview with Sol Rogers, founder and CEO of REWIND
View InterviewSol has "the wonderful job of inventing the future" by being CEO of REWIND, and sitting as Chairman of both the BAFTA Immersive Entertainment Advisory Group and Immerse UK.
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Event
3 March 2020 – 8 March 2020Uni To Unicorns With Digital Maker Collective And UAL
View EventUnpack the creative power of the tech industries and explore where the art world meets the tech world
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Blog
21 February 2020Social media companies are ethically bankrupt, and our mental health is paying the price
View BlogIncreasingly, social media is promoting and sharing inappropriate and harmful material which has a negative impact upon its audiences. This means that vulnerable people are targeted by harmful sponsored adverts.
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Interview
20 January 2020What goes on at Bright Immersive?
View Interview"Creating immersive digital art is a new activity that can help students who have hard skills to unleash their creativity, while helping those who are more arts focused to develop an interest in IT topics."
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Interview
20 January 2020Want my job? with Bettina Hermant, BBC data scientist
View InterviewBettina is a senior data scientist for the BBC, working on machine learning algorithms to improve their recommendation systems.
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Blog
5 November 2019Great Code, Great Responsibility
View BlogHow do we fix the internet? This panel discussion looks at how we can incorporate ethics into the next generation of coders
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Blog
31 October 2019So You Think You Can Track Elections?
View BlogTwo researchers talk us through the difficulties in definitively tracking elections using social media
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Interview
2 September 2019Where are they now? with Ben James
View InterviewBen explains how his Arts Award helped with his career in technology and tech journalism.
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Review
4 August 2019This Accident Did Not Take Place
View ReviewThis Accident Did Not Take Place uses technology to create the surreal.
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Blog
25 March 2019Bach to the future
View BlogWhat does the new Google Doodle tell us about the role of AI in music?
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Blog
16 November 2018Is our future tech utopia becoming an ‘untopia’?
View BlogWhile previous festivals have had an optimistic view of technology, there seems to be more caution in 2018 - but is that really surprising?
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Review
30 October 2018Videogames: Design/ Play/ Disrupt at the V&A
View ReviewChallenging the rules we play by, the V&A’s latest exhibition offers a sprawling look at contemporary videogames design from the last decade
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Event
24 October 2018Is technology holding journalism hostage?
View EventThere’s a crisis in journalism and people are electing to get their news from alternative sources. What is the impact of this, and are these new media companies responsible for the content shared on them? Join Voice Magazine as we discuss these questions with a panel of experts in an interactive session.
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Review
7 August 2018Yianni Agisilaou: I, Human
View ReviewExploring the impact of technology through humour, observations and cracking use of a Commodore 64. An insightful hour that demonstrates the chaos of our world caused by the evolution of technology.
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Opportunity
18 April 2018Crafts Council's Young People's Group at the Institute of Making
View OpportunityThe Institute of Making is a multidisciplinary research club for those interested in the made world: from makers of molecules to makers of buildings, synthetic skin to spacecraft, soup to diamonds, socks to cities. Its mission is to provide all makers with a creative home in which to innovate, contemplate and understand all aspects of materials and an inspiring place to explore their relationship to making.
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