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Dockyard Meet Up: Wii Are the Champions at Black Swan Bar, Newcastle Arts Centre
July 29, 2009 from 7pm to 11:30pm
Dockyard Meet Up: Wii Are the Champions
Wii are the Champions is the first in a series of events bringing together digital practitioners from the Digital Dockyard networking site and beyond. The first event will take place at the Black Swan Bar at…
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- Tell us what company or organisation you're part of
- Newcastle City Council
- Tell us what you're passionate about in digital media or creativity
- Communication
- What's your main business?
- Using web 2.0 to change local government
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New research published today by NESTA in collaboration with the BBAA reports for the first time that Business Angels stand to make a substantial profit from investing in start-ups, with an average Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 22 per cent over four years, compared with 27 per cent IRR in the US.Universities, Business and Government Must Build Close Links to Drive Economic Recovery - press release - 30/04/09
Improved connections between the UK's universities, businesses and local government could unlock future economic growth according to a report from NESTA, which was commissioned by Lord Sainsbury.Investing in the creative industries report
This report argues that there is potential for creative businesses to demonstrate their potential so that private investors can gain more intelligence about the sector.© 2009 Created by Roxy Bramley on Ning. Create Your Own Social Network
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