A ground-breaking television studio which once placed Birmingham at the heart of Britain’s broadcasting industry should be re-opened, according to a city MP and mayoral candidate.Read
The decision by the BBC to scale back its operations in Birmingham with the loss of more than 100 jobs was a major blow to the city. But it's not all doom and gloom in the creative sector. Alun Thorne meets one firm making the best of it.
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The importance of the Midlands to the digital gaming industry will again be recognised when Birmingham plays host to the 2Digital Days event this month.Read
Students from one of the region’s top universities took part in their very own Dragons’ Den challenge this month as they pitched social media strategies to industry experts in the hope of having their campaign implemented in real life.Read
The chief executive of Staffordshire-based Tamba Internet has been named as the winner of the woman in technology and engineering category at the Network of Aspiring Women Awards 2011.Read
A Birmingham technology start up that helps simplify social media for business has claimed an industry first by incorporating Google+ into its software.Read
The agency set up to support the region’s film and TV industry is set to close its doors after losing its funding but the creative industries may be better off for it, according to its out-going chairman.Read
