How can the publishers of local websites and artists work more collaboratively together? That was the question Creative Hive’s Kate Feld raised with me as they put together a great set of resources for arts organisations getting into the digital space.
The pdf below is a brief introduction, Hyperlocal journalism and your cultural organisation, I came up with for them, looking at some case studies from across local sites which are active across the UK.
Hyperlocal Journalism and Your Arts Organisation
It’s just a start and there’s sure to be many more examples out there – please do feel free to share them with us here.
This idea of culture, artistic activity and where it intersects with notion of place is something that Emma from The CultureVulture and I intend to explore more in the coming weeks and we’re looking forward to talking with interested people about it during Saturday’s Talk About Local Unconference too.
Hyperlocal Journalism and Your Arts Organisation
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