- Education Goldsmith's College, University of London
- Skills Social Media, Marketing, Project Management, Community Management
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Has anyone On KILTR got a contact with Harris Tweed they'd be happy to share. I was sure there were some folk on here, although I was thinking perhaps someone less senior than the President of the Harris Tweed Society! Thanks in advance.
Hi Anny, do you know Mark Hogarth?
I don't know him Bjorn, no. Can you send me his details and I'll drop him a line please? Thank you!
Thanks!
Founder of new creative production consultancy Tigger, Suzy Glass provides a thoughtful perspective on the urban regeneration of Speirs Locks in this concise video interview...
go to - http://rki.lt/s2vuVv to find out more and join in the conversation...
I'm teaching this workshop this evening. Specifically aimed at musicians, there will be lots of useful info on how best to maximise online collaboration and productivity tools. Let me know if you want to come down, Scottish Music Centre, Glasgow from 6-9pm.
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Shame to see the demise of digital music service Beyond Oblivion before it had even got off the ground. But with £55Million invested was going up against the iTunes and Spotify such a good idea? Maybe it was at the time, but as is the nature of these things simply too competitive a market for another major player.
Music service Beyond Oblivion folds before launch | Technology | guardian.co.ukDigital music streaming startup that aimed to compete with Spotify and iTunes closes weeks before it was due to launchUrl: http://rki.lt/AlMLAY
Hi Anny,
Indeed a real shame but there were many issues the company had to deal with and competition was not one of the biggest. As declaration I was consulting to them and so there's a limit to what I can say, but it was a really interesting business model that I think will definitely be repeated by someone soon.
Speirs Locks: Sharing The Place: Rob Morrison Voxpop - The Glue Factory Management Committee member Rob Morrison shares his thoughts on how he gained a different perspective on Speirs Locks and how he thinks the process will develop further.
Diarmaid Lawlor shares this thoughtful piece of writing as part of the discussions surrounding the urban regeneration of Speirs Locks in Glasgow...
There Is No Such Thing As An Atheist In A Manhole - Sharing The PlaceCreativity is critical to the future of Speirs Locks in Glasgow. As a place, itholds a number of important creative and cultural institutions. The presence ofthese resoyrces is a huge asset for the area. However, building synergies with andaround these resources in new and creative ways, where the future of the placeunfolds organically is an exciting challenge. The foundations are there. Theinterest is there. The next step is to build momentum. This blog will set out somethoughts to help this along. Your feedback is welcome on your thoughts to build thiscreative place.Url: http://rki.lt/uNO2fv
David Watt, Director of the Glasgow Sculpture Studio, who will be the managing tenants of the redeveloped Whisky Bond, shares his hopes for the future of Speirs Locks. Check out the website to join in the discussion and have your say...
Managing director of The Melting Pot, a collaborative working space social enterprise in Edinburgh, shares her thoughts on the potential for creative urban regeneration in the Speirs Locks in Glasgow.
What does it take to build a sustainable collaborative working space for creative people in North Glasgow? ISIS and Architecture and Design Scotland wanted to find out as part of the urban regeneration programme they are running in the Speirs Locks area of Glasgow.
To help find out what creative practitioners, commercial companies, public sector representatives and social enterprises think makes a collaborative workspace function, … Inner Ear curated and captured content from a round table discussionMore
Speirs Locks: Sharing The Place: John Lord Voxpop - Architectural consultant John Lord, from Yellow Book, tells us what he thinks of the scope of the potential for urban regeneration of Speirs Locks.
Join in the discussion and find out more on the project here...
Post Round Table Voxpop: John Lord - Sharing The PlaceArchitectural consultant John Lord, from Yellow Book, tells us what he thinks of the scope of the potential for urban regeneration of Speirs Locks.Url: http://rki.lt/vbG3yP
Indy Johar offers his thoughts on the vibrant potential of Speirs Locks urban regeneration in this short and informative video interview. Join in the discussion.
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Introducing Speirs Locks - Sharing The PlaceCreative people thrive in creative places. As far back as 1961, was already concluding that “whenever and wherever societies have flourished and prospered ... creative and workable cities have been at the core of the phenomenon”. This was a truly remarkable rallying call against “the endless new developments that are reducing cities to a monotonous, unnourishing gruel”. Nuf said.Url: http://rki.lt/tZPguX
How do you take an old building, renovate it and make it the kind of place that inspires people to create? With Inner Ear I'm working on a project for ISIS and Architecture and Design Scotland, where we put a very interesting group of people together to explore urban regeneration and creativity. Here's an introductory video Inner Ear created about the project.
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Urban Regeneration in Speirs Locks: An Introduction - Sharing The PlaceOctober 31, 2011 Urban Regeneration in Speirs Locks: An Introduction An introduction to Speirs Locks, an urban regeneration project in Glasgow. Utililising an old Whisky Bond on the banks of the Forth Clyde Canal, this huge old warehouse looks set to be the home of the Glasgow Sculpture studio with spaces for other creative businesses and studios from across the arts and culture. Posted by Inner Ear Tweet about 1 hour agoAnny Deery liked this post.Url: http://rki.lt/rHjzva
- Speirs Locks Urban Regeneration: An Introduction on VimeoGary Watt from ISIS and David Watt from the Glasgow Sculpture Studio, introduce the urban regeneration work being done at Speirs Locks in Glasgow. This video features the Whisky Bond, into which Glasgow Sculpture Studio will move next year, and The G...
Headed over to West Brewery to watch the fireworks display on Glasgow Green last night. It was good although getting a taxi into town took an age, it was worth it for the bottled cherry beer! Here's a wee video of the Oban community fireworks display where all of their fireworks went off in really quick succession...
Awww Yes!
That looks amazing.
My kind of fireworks event.
The story has a happy ending. It seems they will get a proper fireworks display after all.
BBC News - Free show after Oban fireworks fiascoThe company behind a fireworks display in Oban which lasted just 50 seconds has offered to provide another show free of charge later in the month.Url: http://rki.lt/syZ6RC
No need, they had the best one I've ever seen!
It would be so funny if they went and did the same again.
Dougal, are you listening? Got Anny's Christmas present yet?
He bought this for my birthday so was able to use it in the marathon in Berlin. Don't really think I need another watch although when I showed my mother my fancy new watch, one of the first questions she asked was whether it was a phone. I thought that was a great idea, especially from my septegenarian old dear!
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Looking forward to checking out the Hebrides Ensemble at St. Andrews in the Square this evening. Here's their Artistic Director William Conway and Vic Galloway discussing the new season. Seemingly one of the 20th Century pieces features a prepared piano with a glass rod placed over the strings and the players will be wearing masks, whistling, making sea gull sounds with cello and the flautist is required to sing into her flute.
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Think there's been some chat on here recently about minimum pricing. Here's a video from the Scottish Government on Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) Bill that was published today...
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