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A really engaging discussion with Bridget and some excellent questions and observations from the floor.

Dr Mark O’Neill, distinguished museologist, will speak on ‘Museums for all?’ UofGARC on 15 November at 6pm. All welcome. Centre for Cultural Policy Research (CCPR) CREATe

🗓️📢⏰A very interesting panel on 14 November, discussing the risks presented by AI in our networked world, and chaired by our colleague, Professor Philip Schlesinger. For details and registration, please visit gla.ac.uk/events/listing…

1/5 🧵📄 In a tempestuous week for the #EU #AIAct, a new paper by Kretschmer/Kretschmer/Peukert/Peukert suggests an economic perspective on #AIregulation. create.ac.uk/blog/2023/11/2…

A terrific lecture - wide-ranging and wry.

Greenbank Gardens

Look forward to chairing this. MP CREATe Centre for Cultural Policy Research (CCPR) UofGARC

Look forward to chairing this next week. It’s a compelling topic.

A great new plan for staying ahead of the game. CREATe is in for another positive reinvention.

A witty and telling take on Scotland’s policy deficit in cultural tourism. Another fine contribution to our Reflections on Culture series. Thanks to our supporters.

Next up in our Reflections on Culture series is star literary agent Emma Paterson @AitkenAlexander. Look forward to our conversation UofGARC on 21 February 18.00. All welcome. EventBrite link on uni events page. Centre for Cultural Policy Research (CCPR) CREATe

And now for the next act …

Great to have such support.

A terrific finale to the series. Insights galore about a key role in the world of literature.

The Post-Public Sphere and Neo-Regulation of Digital Platforms tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Glad to see this one finally in print. Centre for Cultural Policy Research (CCPR) CREATe LSE Media & Communications Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre

Look forward to working on this.

Pleased to contribute to this series.

Congratulations to our wonderful colleague Ann McCluskey for a highly successful defence of her PhD thesis on The Making of Scottish Visual Arts Television 1952-2018 - & thanks to examiners Neil Blain Dr Amy Genders @MarkOliverBanks

Honourable mention for proud supervisors Raymond Boyle Philip Schlesinger