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2009
Articles from 26th Nov 2009
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Recognition for Serious Games Institute director
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
The director of the Serious Games Institute (SGI) in Coventry has been invited to become a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Read
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Decade in business for promoters Capsule
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
Next month sees Birmingham promoters Capsule notching up ten years at the forefront of the city’s art and music scene. Read
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Award for marketing firm Freestyle
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
Warwick-based Freestyle Interactive beat off regional competition when the 50-strong agency scooped the award for “Midlands Company of the Year” in the 2009 Marketing Industry Network Awards. Read
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Rewired and Trimedia star at CIPR Awards
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
Trimedia Midlands and Rewired PR scooped two of the top prizes at the region’s most prestigious awards for the PR sector. Read
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Microsoft head for Birmingham
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
Rare Games, a Microsoft subsidiary which has produced titles such as Viva Pinata and Perfect Dark Zero, is in the final stages of negotiations to take the last remaining units at Digbeth’s Fazeley Studios, The Birmingham Post has learnt. Read
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Coventry artist shows her metal
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
An artist from the West Midlands is using a unique blend of welding skills and artistic flair to sell her eye-catching pieces across Europe. Read
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The rise and rise of Fazeley Studios
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
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Microsoft subsidiary Rare set for move into Birmingham
Nov 26 2009 | Creative industries
Digbeth is set to clinch a place at the heart of the global gaming industry after it emerged Microsoft is poised to take space in a converted church building in Birmingham’s former industrial centre. Anna Blackaby reports. Read
