Category: Comment
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A Culture of Promise: Reflecting on Scottish Government’s Draft Budget 2025–26
And breathe. Those of us engaged in creative economy policy activism have held our collective breath recently. The Scottish Government’s draft budget for 2025–26 brings long-awaited good news for Scotland’s cultural sector. So we can now breath a little easier. (If you haven’t already, please read my articles on the cultural funding situation in Sceptical.Scot…
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How Can We Save Scotland’s Creative Economy?
Over the past few months, I’ve shared my thoughts on the state of Scotland’s cultural sector through two articles for Sceptical Scot. As a group of cultural practitioners (through our creative work with Radio Magnetic, TRADtv and Walking Heads and a multitude of co-created projects), creative producers and content strategists, Inner Ear has always sat…
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Why Learn Live Streaming? To Help You Communicate Your Message
Live streaming is an essential digital communication tool, largely due to its immediacy and authenticity. If you learn live streaming, you can elevate your brand messaging. Unlike traditional media such as television or radio, live streaming allows for real-time interaction, creating a dynamic and direct connection between the audience and the presenter. With features like…
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Now Targeted Live Streaming Can Save Your Job From AI
Creative people are concerned about AI replacing them. If you are one of them, what can you do to save your job from AI, or more specifically the potential threat of it making your role redundant? I think live streaming could provide the answer. In episode one of my video series, This Is What Streams…
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Distanced Not Divided: Digital Media Is Helping Us Define Our New Normal
Distanced does not have to mean divided. Creative problem solving and innovative use of digital media is closing the gap of social distancing. Meeting people, chance encounters, expressing yourself, feeding off the energy of the audience, inspiring people, supporting each other. All of these things we often consider better in person. Now, due to our…